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·I’ve been waiting for an early Railmaster in my budget range and this is looking like a possible. The dial is not great, and I’d need to decide about having it re-lumed at some point. The hands look correct to me although again needing to be re-lumed. The crystal needs replacing by the look of it from the side view, I think the crown might be wrong, there’s a screw missing and there’s something wrong with the regulator - either broken or something because the indicator looks wrong and is pointing the wrong way. It’s described as keeping good time.
The movement dates it to 1964. I know Omega stopped producing these in 1963 so I am guessing it’s either a replacement movement or the case and movement were not originally married until ‘64. Could that be possible?
Please would experts let me know if I’m missing anything important - I don’t mind the condition unless it’s not worth the cost of restoring the lume, but I don’t want a redial, something that will need a fortune spent on the movement, or a fake, obviously.
Many thanks for your comments.
The movement dates it to 1964. I know Omega stopped producing these in 1963 so I am guessing it’s either a replacement movement or the case and movement were not originally married until ‘64. Could that be possible?
Please would experts let me know if I’m missing anything important - I don’t mind the condition unless it’s not worth the cost of restoring the lume, but I don’t want a redial, something that will need a fortune spent on the movement, or a fake, obviously.
Many thanks for your comments.
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