The movement is (probably) an Omega 19’’’ (but the movements from that period were quite similar): a measurement of the movement diameter (the full width of the movement but only the movement) would confirm that: an Omega 19’’’ movement would measure 42.3 mm. However the second number (37504) which appears there is a mystery to me: I’m sorry but I can’t explain that. The inner caseback is marked ‘metal’ – because it is not silver: because it appears in a silver case, it was typical for it to be marked ‘metal’. The case number 1562403 would date the watch at about 1898.
As we see from the hallmarks, it has an 800 silver case – also with a German hallmark. I will happily offer some comments – but I do so with caution because there are a few things which I find unusual, and therefore I can’t be definitive.įirstly your watch appears to be original.
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