Not common watches seen here:
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I don't know this model, someone can help me please, what you think ?

Thanks
GIGI

 

Lots of questions on that one. Doesn't make a lot of sense.

 

What questions do you have?

I think it is OK - one of the rarest chronographs from omega you can find (besides the 2915 and 2998-1 of course)

 

Well, a 1 feedback seller...and their sole feedback is from a purchase.

 

I can't see the pushers, am I dumb or are they hidden in the crown ?

 

Monopusher in bottom of the case I believe. Another version (picture from the web )

 

Looks like a converted chronograph pocket watch. The pusher is under the 6 o'clock index.

 

Thanks, I didn't even notice it!
Very cool watches indeed

 

This is not a conversion. Not sure if the lugs were redone but what a watch! 10k though?

 

That's my concern also. The layout is inverted for a pocket watch from the dial side. If an early factory piece it's also a super wierd orientation.

Then again a piece with different lugs has an extract.

My questions revolved around the orientation and seller.

 

There were mono pushers at 6 position .. agree ... awkward. I love the watch but not at 10k!