Anyone with an Omega parts account might be able to advise?

Hi all,

I'm looking for some advise, preferably from someone with a parts account or from someone who has done similar - but how likely is it I can purchase a TinTin dial? I've seen from various posts that these were produced in limited numbers, with another number of these destroyed, putting the number of completed watches somwhere in the region of 1500-2000 produced - again, I've heard of a coupe of clones being produced.

Now I get it's a polarising opinion, but I'm very keen on the TinTin, and feel it adds another interesting perspective to an already very nice looking watch - I didn't buy one at the time, as A) I might not like it in the flesh, and B) Prices were a bit higher than I could reaonably justify.

Now, I'm not looking in any way to create a clone, personally, I'm not particularly keen on the red caseback writing and I appreciate anyone with any knowledge on the subject would see this is not correct from the serial no - That and the fact this watch is going nowhere, this is a keeper, and I'm very happy with it. I just like the idea that in later years, should I wish - I can have the TinTin dial installed on my .005 Speedmaster.

Is this possible, or am I just being a bit daft??

Not showing one now, but you could check here periodically:

https://www.swisslimitededitions.com/

...of course it would be much better to buy an original watch.

Thanks, it's not something I'm desperate to do, and a very real likelihood I'd get flamed for suggesting such a thing!

I do appreciate it'd be better to buy an original, perhaps in the future! 👍

Why not hit up an Omega Boutique and ask them?

Perhaps I will, just thought I'd check it out here beforehand, thought someone might have done similar, or at least bought a dial.

Thanks for weighing in on this Archer, I'm not asking anyone about purchasing this per se, only the likelihood of it being possible, or dials even being available - I'd assumed what wasn't made into watches was destroyed when the movie tie-in evaporated.

Still a newb on these matters, but learning more every day!

Many thanks for the info 👍