Help identifying my grandads omega watch

[davegoorn]

Hi all first time poster and hope you can help me 
i have inherited my grandads watch my mother bought it for him new in 1948 from Switzerland while on a school trip so i know its date but thats all i know other than the winder being changed and not being a genuine omega winder 
I’d love to know more about it as far as i know its never been cleaned or serviced it works but looses about 3 or 4 mins in 24 hours 
i will attach some pics 
many thanks in advance 
dave

[priamo]

Welcome. Nice watch. When you have it overhauled the watchmaker can tell you the model number and more. The information is on the inside of the case. If you have the original box and papers make sure to keep them. Is that the original bracelet? Please post some pictures after you have it serviced.

[Baco Noir]

Welcome to the forum. It's great to have a piece with family history. If you don't have a watchmaker identified already for the repair/restoration, I'd suggest reaching out to Archer and see if he is taking on new clients. He's Omega trained and also repaired my great grandfather's Elgin pocket watch with care. He photographs the entire disassembly, cleaning and repair process and sends a photo log with the watch after service, which is a really nice thing to have to accompany a family piece to pass on to future generations.

[rw16610]

Welcome to the forum! I don't know much about the watch but hope you're able to find all of the desired info soon.