Nice collection. I have a solid silver open front Omega railroad pocket watch form 1913. Serial number is 4024289. To open the watch you have to unscrew the front bezel and the movement hinges out the front. It needs a service but is otherwise in operating condition. It was running five years ago but was loosing time. Oils are obviously dried out. There are no reference numbers on the movement and the OMEGA name on the movement is in block letters. The face says OMEGA in very small font and there is no omega symbol. It looks a lot like the last watch in your video but it is bulkier and probably heavier. Sure would like to no more about it. I like your informative videos. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the video, I knew 0 pocket watch references before and now I know at least 18! Reference 1053 is my favorite of the bunch you showed. I like how much slimmer things got starting in 1965.
Thank you for your research and great video! Such wonderful variety. Difficult to pick a favorite, but of course a few stand out, including references: 141 (love porcelain, and that mvnt!), 1053 (so unusual), and of course 169. The movements are very beautiful, but I am a bit surprised that there is not damaskeening - perhaps that is more an American thing. Don't know about Patreon, but will investigate. Thanks again.
Thank you for the comment. Good taste! I believe some of the older movements do have damaskeening. But nothing as beautiful as those you see on American pocket watches. Not to mention that early American pocket watches are better made in my opinion. My Patreon link is in the description box. Feel free to take a look. :)
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00:00 - intro
01:36 - Reference 141
02:30 - Reference 1031
03:37 - Reference CK 1021
04:44 - Reference CK 1012
05:38 - Reference CK 1055
06:43 - Reference 1053
07:30 - Reference CK 417
08:21 - Reference CK 325
09:13 - Reference OJ 346
10:03 - Reference CK 169
10:52 - Reference CK 374
11:47 - Reference CK 1120
12:33 - Reference 312
13:46 - Reference 1153
14:44 - Reference CK 1180
15:33 - Reference 1706 or 131.1706
16:23 - Reference 1714 or 131.1714
17:36 - Reference 121.1740
Nice collection. I have a solid silver open front Omega railroad pocket watch form 1913. Serial number is 4024289. To open the watch you have to unscrew the front bezel and the movement hinges out the front. It needs a service but is otherwise in operating condition. It was running five years ago but was loosing time. Oils are obviously dried out. There are no reference numbers on the movement and the OMEGA name on the movement is in block letters. The face says OMEGA in very small font and there is no omega symbol. It looks a lot like the last watch in your video but it is bulkier and probably heavier. Sure would like to no more about it.
I like your informative videos. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for the video, I knew 0 pocket watch references before and now I know at least 18! Reference 1053 is my favorite of the bunch you showed. I like how much slimmer things got starting in 1965.
Glad to hear. Into the 1960s Omega started to use wristwatch movements. That will make the case slimmer. There is also a calendar version too
Great video and very educational 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 😊 glad to hear
Thank you for your research and great video! Such wonderful variety. Difficult to pick a favorite, but of course a few stand out, including references: 141 (love porcelain, and that mvnt!), 1053 (so unusual), and of course 169. The movements are very beautiful, but I am a bit surprised that there is not damaskeening - perhaps that is more an American thing. Don't know about Patreon, but will investigate. Thanks again.
Thank you for the comment. Good taste!
I believe some of the older movements do have damaskeening. But nothing as beautiful as those you see on American pocket watches. Not to mention that early American pocket watches are better made in my opinion. My Patreon link is in the description box. Feel free to take a look. :)
Fantastic video, #6 is my fav. dial is different and thats what I like, and being slimmer also;)
#6 is definitely an exquisite piece 😉
Omega pocket watches are beautiful 😁👍
Indeed they are
Great video, very educational and thanks to you i also leaned that one of my omega pocket watches is the reference ck374(a 50s one)
Awesome! Happy to hear and thank you for sharing!
Nicely done...
Thank you! Cheers!
I have a 1975 mechanical movement De Ville pocket watch in 20 micron gold plated. I'd love to find the matching chain for the watch.
😍😍😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have inherited an omega pocket watch it's beautifully but I have no clue of it's value
Try asking on the Omega Forums. There are many specialists there who can help you grade and appraise your watch.
That's great, ! Thanks for that.
You’re welcome 😉