Dynamic problem

connieseamaster

So regarding the racer dial, I kinda have my doubts about whether it's actually a legitimate dial. If you hunt in the dark corners of ebay and etsy, you can find counterfeit cases and dials that look exactly like yours and only require the movement. I'm fairly certain the other two are real, however.

If you compare the dial printing on the racing dial to the others in your collection, there are slight differences in the font shapes and spacing (compare the D in Dynamic across all 3 watches or the spacing of "Geneve", for example). Also, the racer dial is missing the Ts around "Swiss Made" but has lume plots, and Omega definitely didn't make these with radium lume.

Watchjel

[I never knew he was into watches , and intend to keep these and treasure them , the gold one I’ve just had serviced and brought back to authenticity at great expense £700 , the grey one works well but will need a service soon, the other one ( racer dial) is missing a movement don’t know where he got it or when, I’d like to get a movement for it but omega center can’t help can any one on here help please, so that I can bring my dads collection to completion and then start collecting myself.

jaegodylan

Welcome Sir

They are very cool.. I would hold off on spending any more money on servicing and restoration as the members here can recommend watchmakers that specialise in vintage pieces and that work at a considerably cheaper rate!

Watchjel

Hi everyone pleasure to have become a member
My names Jerry and I’ve become interested in collecting vintage watches,
I’ve got the bug because my father passed away recently and left me three omega dynamic’s which I absolutely love , I never knew he was into watches , and intend to keep these and treasure them , the gold one I’ve just had serviced and brought back to authenticity at great expense £700 , the grey one works well but will need a service soon, the other one ( racer dial) is missing a movement don’t know where he got it or when, I’d like to get a movement for it but omega center can’t help can any one on here help please, so that I can bring my dads collection to completion and then start collecting myself.

Archer

So the case number is correct for a Cal. 1020 or 1022 movement, which would have both the day and the date. That means the dial that is shown isn't likely for this case. The steel case shown on the Omega Extranet for this case number is polished, not the brushed finish that is shown on your case. So it's possible that someone has refinished this, thinking that it shouldn't be polished.

Nothing jumps out at me as being fake about the case though, with regards to the other details. The crystal you need is 063PZ5083 by the way...

Cheers, Al