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1940's Omega 30t2 unusual dial

  1. TimeBandit

    TimeBandit Dec 3, 2014

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    Any other Omega with similar dial out there ??
     
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  2. Tire-comedon

    Tire-comedon First Globemaster Dec 3, 2014

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    First of a kind for me, never seen any other dial like that. What caliber / size / serial? Looks like a 32-33mm case with early 30mm caliber.
     
  3. aga79

    aga79 Dec 3, 2014

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    @Tire-comedon : he said it's caliber 30T2, serial : 9mil - 10mil,
    size app. 36mm ??
    I don't have a similiar dial, just have this one:
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  4. Tire-comedon

    Tire-comedon First Globemaster Dec 3, 2014

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    Yours look larger (see the space below the second hand track). Is it a 1953 RAF? The Omega logo and the shape of the hands are older style on the one shown by Timebandit.
     
  5. TimeBandit

    TimeBandit Dec 3, 2014

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    It is 35mm screw back. 30.t2 94series if i remember well.
     
  6. aga79

    aga79 Dec 3, 2014

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    No..it's a 1940s RAF Thin Arrow..
    a RAF 1953 has Fat Arrow symbol & Secondes Center
     
  7. Tire-comedon

    Tire-comedon First Globemaster Dec 8, 2014

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    Same dial font, different case for EBay item n°291320372162.
     
  8. MSNWatch Ω 2

    MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Dec 8, 2014

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    The black dial watch is an omega www from the 1940s. The RAF'53 came with 3 dial variations - original TA, Bienne replacement TA and the much more common FA.