Another Centenary 2500 Just Popped Up!

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scotty

·Apr 13, 2013

I tried contacting these guys a couple of months ago about his watch because they had it listed on they're website. After no reply for a week to my e-mails, I get one back saying the watch had been sold a while ago??? Sorry, needed to rant a little!

http://www.vintagegoldwatches.com/product/omega-18k-auto-centenary-1944/

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ome...es_Watches_MensWatches_GL&hash=item35c67bea85

 

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CanberraOmega

·Apr 13, 2013

Wrong hands

 

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dsio

·Apr 13, 2013·Ash @ ΩF

In the seller's description:

Dial: May have been restored at some point, but if so has been done to the highest possible standards.

 

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ulackfocus

·Apr 13, 2013

I think that may be a redial.

 

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CanberraOmega

·Apr 13, 2013

Well there is actually a dial for sale at te moment also!

 

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dsio

·Apr 13, 2013·Ash @ ΩF

CanberraOmega

Well there is actually a dial for sale at te moment also!

Oh really? someone melted another one?

 

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gatorcpa

·Apr 14, 2013·ΩF InvestiGator

Dial had me fooled for a moment until I saw this eBay close-up:



Hands could probably be replaced with correct ones. The seconds hand looks like one of those generics where you snip off the tail if you want to. The logo on "Chronometre" is totally wrong and the Omega symbol is way off-kilter.

I wouldn't be paying $4K for this one.
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MSNWatch

·Apr 14, 2013·Vintage Omega Aficionado

dsio

In the seller's description:

Dial: May have been restored at some point, but if so has been done to the highest possible standards.

This usually means definitely been restored.