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artisgil
·Just picked up this nice. Omega runs great 1951 by the serial number 353 bumper movement. It's the first bumper movement omega I have added to my collection. Seems to work really well.
1951 Omega Seamaster Cal. 353 Bumper: Redial Debate
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Porteroso
·Looks nice. I love these Seamaster calendars.
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stormysky10
·This looks like a redial to me. Hopefully, you didn't spend too much!
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ErichKeane
·This looks like a redial to me. Hopefully, you didn't spend too much!
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artisgil
·This looks like a redial to me. Hopefully, you didn't spend too much!
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JimInOz
··Melbourne Australiapivot on the automatic bridge that I hope is just a bad reflection,
Original dial? Hard to tell from that photo, but it doesn't look too bad if it is.
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artisgil
·I'm thinking of sending it to Bennisson for authentication, I think they're pretty good from what i've heard and they work with Grazile
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Davidt
·No need to get it authenticated, it’s certainly genuine. Unfortunately it’s also a definite redial but that doesn’t need to impact your enjoyment of it.
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DON
·Get it cleaned and enjoy the watch. Don’t worry about the dial
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artisgil
·Both pivots (oscillating weight and pawl wheel) look to have dirt/oil residue around them. At least I hope that's what it is.
Original dial? Hard to tell from that photo, but it doesn't look too bad if it is.
Get it cleaned and enjoy the watch. Don’t worry about the dial
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