1944 Omega 30T2 Jumbo Ref 2189/1 Dial Cleaning

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Very impressive. I wish more watchmakers offered this service to be honest. I can understand why they don’t though. Rather risky with someone else’s watch
 
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Not bad results. But I'd be too afraid to try it on a dial I valued.
 
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Not bad results. But I'd be too afraid to try it on a dial I valued.
I practice looooooots before I tried a nice watch.
 
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Can't wait to see the results.

Not that I need more projects, but there was a nice Seamaster posted to the ebay thread just now, with a bit of discoloration near the crown. I cannot always tell if it is moisture or nicotine, but it does maybe look like nicotine. If you could reliably clean dials like that, you could really snag some deals......... must.not.start.more.projects...
 
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Can't wait to see the results.

Not that I need more projects, but there was a nice Seamaster posted to the ebay thread just now, with a bit of discoloration near the crown. I cannot always tell if it is moisture or nicotine, but it does maybe look like nicotine. If you could reliably clean dials like that, you could really snag some deals......... must.not.start.more.projects...
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Send it to me, I'll have a crack at it
 
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This 35mm 1958 ref. 2910-30SC in 18k is the next one in line to receive "the treatment" 🤣

Good luck with this one. Im holding my breath with those bubbles. The other one looked great.
 
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Very nice result. Patina is hit or miss for me, but that's just the right amount of an antique look for that design and age of dial. These 30t2 watches have such a classic design not to mention the best mass produced Swiss hand wind movement series ever.