Omega 8760 Pocket Watch Movement - c.1904 - Spares or Repair

Description:
An antique Omega pocket watch movement dating to approximately 1904, identified as calibre 8760 and bearing serial number 2406424. This is an early Omega movement measuring approximately 34.6mm in diameter and retains Omega markings on the dial side.

The movement is offered strictly for spares or repair. It appears to have a broken mainspring, preventing normal operation, and the balance assembly is faulty. There is also evidence of an old repair on the dial side. Despite its condition, this remains an interesting and increasingly scarce early Omega movement which may prove useful as a source of original parts or as the basis of a restoration project.

Key Details:
• Maker: Omega
• Calibre: 8760
• Serial Number: 2406424
• Date: c.1904
• Material: Gilt movement plates
• Movement Type: Manual wind pocket watch movement
• Omega stamp present on dial side
• Suitable for restoration, study, or parts

Dimensions:
• Movement Diameter: 34.6mm

Condition:
• Does not run
• Mainspring is broken
• Balance wheel faulty/loose
• Evidence of an old repair to the dial side
• Requires a thorough clean and overhaul
• Tarnishing, dirt, and age-related wear throughout
• Sold strictly as seen for spares or repair

Summary:
A genuine Edwardian Omega pocket watch movement dating from around 1904. Although incomplete and requiring significant restoration, it remains an attractive source of original Omega parts and would appeal to collectors and watchmakers specialising in early Swiss pocket watches.

Postage & Shipping:
As usual, this item will be packaged carefully and dispatched with tracking. International shipping is available upon request.

Important Notes About Antique & Vintage Watches & Movements:
This item is a vintage watch movement and is being sold as a collectible or restoration piece rather than a ready-to-use timekeeping mechanism. No guarantee is given regarding reliability, accuracy, or performance. The service history is unknown and repair work will almost certainly be required before use. Unless otherwise stated, all watches and movements are sold as seen.