Omega Ref.2374 if I understand your question correctly. Followed by the Ref.2375.
You understand me absolutely correct.
But I also think the two references 2374 and 2375 were produced at the same time.
Omega liked to produce two references together, one with sub sec and one with central seconde.
The reason I asked because I just won an old bumper in attached photos.
Best regards.
Hoi.
Here’s an early 2374. I’ve heard these style dials referred to as military references but know nothing more about that claim.
movement needs some love
I think that may be due to the weird idea that some people have that a watch with arabic numerals = military.
I cannot for the life of me fathom it.
My understanding is that dealers understood that civilians are ready to shill out large chunks of cash for "Military" Watches. In this case it's complete bs.
These don’t trade for big money so I don’t what you mean by “in this case.”
They are typically 500-700 dollars on eBay when not from a dealer.
Do you have any information to share to support your statement?
These don’t trade for big money so I don’t what you mean by “in this case.”
They are typically 500-700 dollars on eBay when not from a dealer.
Do you have any information to share to support your statement?
@hoipolloi I wonder if we could get one of your dudes in asia to make replacement caseback retaining rings, they are often missing from these watches and there are at least 3 references with this case. That a lot of customers. Or maybe @Pahawi has a way to do it on a lathe?
Put me down for 2.
I think that may be due to the weird idea that some people have that a watch with arabic numerals = military.
I cannot for the life of me fathom it.
From my point of view, a watch with radium arabic numerals, radium hands and no gold content is good for a soldier to put on when he served his country.
Call it military or not is up to you.
