Vintage Omega Identification (1940's?)

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Hello all,

Attached are photos of a vintage Omega from the 40's I believe. Anyone recognize it? Figured I'd ask here. Found it at a garage sale, winds and works perfectly.

Not much to go on but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[MILGAUSS88]

Late 40's looks about right.
Dial has been redone.

There might be a reference number on the inside of the case.
If not look for a caliber number on the movement and use that to research the watch.

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Updated with case back and movement photos. If anyone can shed some light that'd be great!

Thank you community.

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Originally Posted by MILGAUSS88

Late 40's looks about right.
Dial has been redone.

There might be a reference number on the inside of the case.
If not look for a caliber number on the movement and use that to research the watch.

Agree. Beautiful watch you have there OP.

[MILGAUSS88]

The reference is 2348-4.
Try researching just using 2348, sometimes that fifth number is different but they're still the same watch.
The serial number dates it to the mid-forties.

[MILGAUSS88]

And with a little research it has a 30T2 SC Movement.

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Originally Posted by MILGAUSS88

And with a little research it has a 30T2 SC Movement.

Thank you for the information! Very much appreciated. Even though it's been restored a bit it's quite beautiful none the less.

Are there are other resources on this watch?

Thank you.

[AEC]

That's a good movement. Nice find!