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The watch was supplied by Garrads, Regent Street, London on or about 1961 as there is both a presentation inscription on the back & the Garrads box is monogrammed with the initials of the recipient
The Omega calibre is 267 & the movement starts with the number 1777****
There is a silvered dial with alternating numerals & minute dial at 6 O'clock
The Gold case was made by Dennison, England & inscribed inside with the numerals 1339 & ALD988195
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