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  1. 88cut Jan 22, 2016

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    I recently brought an Omega 2367-7 to a watchmaker I'm trying out.

    He says he never changed the crown but I remember the crown having straight feet (not with the upward point at the end). I admit a may be paranoid.

    If anyone has the same ref. (ending in -7) or a picture of what the crown should look like it would be greatly appreciated.

    **EDIT**: I checked the serial number and it's a little later, probably around '49
     
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  2. cicindela Steve @ ΩF Staff Member Jan 22, 2016

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    It should have no omega symbol on it
     
  3. cicindela Steve @ ΩF Staff Member Jan 22, 2016

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    How about some more pictures of the watch for our enjoyment
     
  4. mac_omega Jan 22, 2016

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    +1 regardless of the -7 or other -x
     
  5. 88cut Jan 23, 2016

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    So when did they introduce signed crowns? I'm positive by 47 they had them.
     
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  6. 88cut Jan 23, 2016

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    ..and roughly what years could the crown be from?