Noticed that there are plenty of posts on the vintage forum on large expensive vintage model, so thought I would post something different - small, manual, attractive and inexpensive!

 

too bad it's a redial. What size is the case and what caliber Inside?

 

I beg to differ.

 

Beg to differ what? Minute marks don't line up in some spots, so it's most likely a redial

DON

 

The logo says it all, redone

 

No Swiss below 6 o'clock. Not to mention the fact that the lume looks to have been made a few decades ago or was weather specifically to be in tune with the "age" of the dial. Crown seems to be Omega marked which is a little weird as the original one should not have had the logo I believe (and the design of the crown itself was different).

 

Sorry, the logo is not original, but the case is interesting.is it a 23.4 ( non SC) inside?

 

Posting pics of vintage time-only watches here is like entering a minefield.

 

Just for the sake of avoiding confusion...
Many 1940s watches (as this design is) don't have "swiss" below 6 o'clock.
That's not a dispositive fact here.
And a crown is a crown, its replacement doesn't mean the dial is redone.
The tell tale signs are elsewhere.
Cheers,
S

 

Yeah I know that lack of "Swiss" doesn't necessarily prove a redial but most did have Swiss below 6 o'clock... At least I've rarely seen an original dial without SWISS.

 

this is complete bullsh** - from where do you take this knowledge?

 

Which hands would this have had, if the dial originally was lumed? Syringe style?
Or are the numerals gold coloured and it's my eyes that are playing me a trick?

 

Numbers on this dial are lumed. Small piece missing from the 1 at the 10 index.

Hands? Maybe gold colored based on the gold spot imdexes. Dial similar, but with black numbers

DON

 

Some attractive manual Omegas from my collection .

 

Dang! That bottom one with blue hands is awesome! Is it for sale? lol

 

@dsio : DIBS on all of them, please!

 

Sorry, I meant hoi...

 

I asked about the bottom one first!

 

I would be very interested in more détails on the first one. What caliber Inside, which period? Unusual to have a center second and Breguet hands.

 

It has a 30T1SC with 9.2 mil serial #