[HELP!] Did I break this Omega when replacing battery?

Landoflemon wrote: »

Wow, thanks for Identifying that! Amazing work. Would it be unusual for a Ladies Omega Deville to use such a cheap movement?

Yep. Women never really got into the whole "mechanical movements are more authentic" belief/marketing that men did. They generally prefer the practicalities of quartz movements that you can leave in a drawer for months and it'll still be running. These days with a few exceptions like Seiko and Longines high end quartz movements are rare, because not long after quartz watches became the fashion good enough accuracy was well, good enough and way higher than most mechanical movements. So cheap movements are most produced. The lack of jewelling is no great issue because the torque on a quartz movement is significantly lower than on a mechanical and they only tick once per second(with rare exceptions) so wear is much less too. Even high end Cartier and Patek women's watches often have quartz movements, sometimes dressed up to look nicer than they are.

Normally are faces glued to movements, or how are they attached. Thanks already for all the help.

In watches like this they're usually press fit, on fancier stuff they're press fit and screwed. Makes little difference in practice as the case and crystal hold things together anyway.