1947 Omega 2474-2 with cal 28.

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I've always kinda wanted a birth year watch. Here's one a fellow member has for sale. Thoughts and observations to help an old man (77) acquire a watch as old as I am.

Thanks so much, David


Up for sale is my 1947 Omega 2474-2 with cal 28. This one is fairly uncommon.

The dial: Vertically brushed dial with a very nice handset and blued seconds sweep hand. In most light the dial looks almost mint, but there is spotting throughout and a few marks.

The case: Sharp and unpolished. Original crown. Original crystal was pretty crazed so it was replaced with an older Omega crystal. I will include the original crystal. Measures 33mm with a 17mm lug width.

The movement: A nice cal 28, runs and sets, but service history unknown. This one should be serviced for daily wear.

Asking $1300USD head only including insured shipping worldwide from Vancouver, B.C.
Returns accepted only if grossly misrepresented, international final.
Payment via wise.



A few iPhone shots:




A shot with the original, crazed crystal (and before the removal of some heavy wrist cheese):
 
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Did you notice it is 33mm?

I wear this size on occasions I must wear a suite and tie and long sleeves, but usually opt for very vintage tank style to get more in length to compensate for the 28mm width.

Nice looking otherwise
 
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Price very high for condition, size and movement

Just my opinion
 
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DON DON
Price very high for condition, size and movement

Just my opinion
Thanks for you input, Don. I appreciate it.