hey hey,

I keep stumbling across the later variants of these little bumpers, but was wondering if anyone here had a nice original CK2577/cal 350... That's not the below museum piece!



I know they're small... But also very cool... And seemingly hard to find.

Are there alternatives in the same case that are worth a look?

Any buying info/guidance most appreciated.

 

What about a cal 355 with a date

https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-seamaster-date-at-six-display-case.35313/#post-403460

 

I saw, and I liked... I maybe like the dateless models a little more.

There's also no money in the watch fund right now - so speculatively gathering information.

 

I'm sort of a fan of the 2577
I like the beefy lug version the best!
Here is one I picked up recently in pretty rough shape.

2577.
I try to find them with 354's as opposed to 351's.

 

Here's my gold-capped 2577 with a cal. 354.

 

That 12 marker... You're sure this isn't a Transformer of some sort?

 

I agree it's unusual. Here's a thread on the topic. https://omegaforums.net/threads/very-interesting-seamaster-dial.32847/
Here's a photo Kyle sent me of the one he had. Anyway, back to tyrantlizardrex's thread.

 

Here are two, one in st.steel, cal. 28.10 and one in 18k gold, cal. 354.
Best
Mounir

 

Here's my 2577 with a cal 351 from 1951 from the WRUW thread from the other day.........

 

I assume that the picture doesn't relate to the watch that 'you picked up recently in pretty rough shape' as it's my watch and arm

 

I am so sorry for the mistake! I meant to post mine. I love yours and saved the image with mine as they are so similar! I have corrected the post. No disrespect to your watch. My rough comment was because mine was not running.

 

Absolutely no problem, I guessed it was something like that, I just thought I was going mad for a moment, it looked so like my watch not to mention my sun damaged arm!

 

Let's get this thread back on track.

2577 354 on the wrist now.

 

I bought one of Omegastar's beefy lugged Seamasters a while ago.

Flipped it along with a golden Connie for a Longines Conquest Deluxe. Nice piece though. I like the stalwart design.

 

Ooh, I like the golden hobnail Seamaster!

 

Inquiring about your statement. Is the 354 a more refined movement?