I hate those ladies movements perched on the back of a man's dial, but that one has an awful lot of capped jewels. Does anybody know what movement that is? It looks like it would be an interesting one to take apart for a look.

 

Marked ETA under the balance.

 

ooops, so it does. Had a quick look through Ranfft and can't find a 363 or 303 reference anywhere.

 

It's an ETA 2363....

Cheers, Al

 

on that last watch back Norman put up they couldn't even stamp it right...the Omega Watch Co. Stamp looks like it moved while being stamped onto the case...

 

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Manned space missons.

 

I know we've seen that before but it still makes me laugh.

 

Pictures added because that listing will be pulled soon. Nice Aquq Terra Speedmaster, eh? Report it please!

 

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Thread where it came from:

http://omegaforums.net/threads/please-report-fake-counterfeit-item-s-and-seller.7699/

 

Thread from where it came:

http://omegaforums.net/threads/please-report-fake-counterfeit-item-s-and-seller.7699/#post-91738

 

This called perpetual Day complication. You never has to set the day forever