Full box and papers ladies omega solid 9ct gold from 1958
Original receipt from Cooper & Co. Jewellers and Silversmiths, 20 Cross Worcester.
The receipt is stamped 17/12/58. The price paid was 32/10/ which equates to  £753.00 in 2019.
 
The watch must have been delivered on Christmas eve as the Omega guarantee is dated 24-12-58. It states that it was delivered to Mr. Memery. 
 
The movement number is: 15018098.
The case number is: 793292
 
The watch has its original outer box as well as it’s Omega shell box.
 
21mm x 21mm case diameter
 
The case depth is 7mm.
 
The dial is Champagne coloured with the Omega symbol and Omega signed at 12. Omega writing has faded slightly with age. The dial also has a mottled patina on it which is slightly more pronounced than I would expect on a late 1950s watch.
 
The dagger hands are original and appear free of tarnishing. The minute hand seems to have a slight bend towards the end of it. There are lovely non-numeric hour markers and Arabic 23, 3, 6 and 9 which balance the dial nicely.
 
 
 
The case is solid 9ct gold which is made by Dennison. It was hallmarked by Birmingham assay office. 
 
The movement is a 17 jewel, manual winding calibre 244. It has a frequency of 21600 and a power reserve of 48hours.
 
The watch keeps time to within 60 seconds a day.