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·Hi all members,
I would like to share another watch with an uncommon dial variation which I can’t found from Google, also in this forums.
This uncommon omega ref. 2494-2, 2657 SC, used cal. 354 with the larger size than usual (36.5 mm excluding the crown). The serial number was 13,232,xxx (approximately 1953).
The case was over polished with tired movement that needed services.
More close-up photo of the font.
In my humble opinion, the fonts look legit.
From my research I can’t find the same shape of these hour-markers but I can find only this one using the same dial pattern.
I compare both watches. Even the difference version of “OMEGA” word, please note that the alignment is the same between “A H C” and “I T R” (as marked by the green and yellow lines accordingly).
Maybe it was redial at the same place? or both of them were legit?
What’s your opinion? Have you ever seen the one like this?
Thanks very much for your advice/comments.
Teerapat
I would like to share another watch with an uncommon dial variation which I can’t found from Google, also in this forums.
This uncommon omega ref. 2494-2, 2657 SC, used cal. 354 with the larger size than usual (36.5 mm excluding the crown). The serial number was 13,232,xxx (approximately 1953).
The case was over polished with tired movement that needed services.
More close-up photo of the font.
In my humble opinion, the fonts look legit.
From my research I can’t find the same shape of these hour-markers but I can find only this one using the same dial pattern.
I compare both watches. Even the difference version of “OMEGA” word, please note that the alignment is the same between “A H C” and “I T R” (as marked by the green and yellow lines accordingly).
Maybe it was redial at the same place? or both of them were legit?
What’s your opinion? Have you ever seen the one like this?
Thanks very much for your advice/comments.
Teerapat
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