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kaszers62
·Newbie here looking for any information about this Omega. It is hallmarked for 1859! Is that even possible?
Antique Omega?
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Dan S
·Not 1859, probably at least 70 years later. Can we see the movement also, to get the full picture?
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!In short No.
That is the Birmingham Hallmark for 1934, but I agree the K is very stylised.
ps both the anchor and Dennison being the manufacturer suggest Birmingham, UK. If you saw how far B'ham is from the sea you would see the irony in this particular hallmark which was one of the first outside London, starting circa 1773 in fact.
That is the Birmingham Hallmark for 1934, but I agree the K is very stylised.
ps both the anchor and Dennison being the manufacturer suggest Birmingham, UK. If you saw how far B'ham is from the sea you would see the irony in this particular hallmark which was one of the first outside London, starting circa 1773 in fact.
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kaszers62
·I couldn’t find any details for the model number. I’d love to know what it is.
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TexOmega
·movement circa 1915-20 give or take but carried forward to be in a 1930's case and dial arrangement.
No model number or name
No model number or name
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Tire-comedon
·movement circa 1915-20 give or take but carried forward to be in a 1930's case and dial arrangement.
No model number or name
No name but could well be a ref CK 710. What is the case diameter?
