Tempus Europa
·Hi all,
The other day @ErichKeane suggested mapping Omega calibre families and which parts interchange between them. I took him up on it, and it's now live on my site along with a few other things that might be handy here. Everything is free and open, no account needed.
- Compatible parts: pick the calibre you have and the one you're buying for parts, and it shows what fits, part by part, with the part numbers. Nine families so far: the bumpers (330-355), 470/500, 550/560/750, 570/590, 710-715, 1000-1035, the 30 mm 260-286, 620-630 and 660-682.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/compatible-parts
- Case reference finder: 1,987 references with year, calibre, case and dial.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/omega-reference-finder
- Serial number lookup: gives you the year, and if you add the calibre it lists the cases that carried it, so you can check that year, calibre and case belong together.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/omega-serial-number
- Calibre guide: all 82 documented Omega calibres in one table.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/movements/omega
- Service manuals and technical guides you can open in the browser.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/manuals
- Identifying a vintage Omega: where to look and what each number means.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/guides/identify-a-vintage-omega
- Model guides with real auction prices:
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-seamaster
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-speedmaster
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-constellation
- And a daily game if you fancy it: ten real watches, two prices, five seconds to pick the right one.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/the-eye-game
You can use all of it without signing up, but I'd recommend it: it's a Google sign-in, takes a few seconds, no password, and it opens up the rest (game leaderboard, favourites saved on every device, listing your own watches).
The parts matrix comes from the factory spare-parts lists. Anything I couldn't confirm is marked, and if you find a wrong number, tell me and I'll correct it.
I'd love your feedback and any ideas to keep improving it.
Cheers
The other day @ErichKeane suggested mapping Omega calibre families and which parts interchange between them. I took him up on it, and it's now live on my site along with a few other things that might be handy here. Everything is free and open, no account needed.
- Compatible parts: pick the calibre you have and the one you're buying for parts, and it shows what fits, part by part, with the part numbers. Nine families so far: the bumpers (330-355), 470/500, 550/560/750, 570/590, 710-715, 1000-1035, the 30 mm 260-286, 620-630 and 660-682.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/compatible-parts
- Case reference finder: 1,987 references with year, calibre, case and dial.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/omega-reference-finder
- Serial number lookup: gives you the year, and if you add the calibre it lists the cases that carried it, so you can check that year, calibre and case belong together.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/omega-serial-number
- Calibre guide: all 82 documented Omega calibres in one table.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/movements/omega
- Service manuals and technical guides you can open in the browser.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/manuals
- Identifying a vintage Omega: where to look and what each number means.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/guides/identify-a-vintage-omega
- Model guides with real auction prices:
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-seamaster
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-speedmaster
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/models/omega-constellation
- And a daily game if you fancy it: ten real watches, two prices, five seconds to pick the right one.
https://tempuseuropa.com/en/the-eye-game
You can use all of it without signing up, but I'd recommend it: it's a Google sign-in, takes a few seconds, no password, and it opens up the rest (game leaderboard, favourites saved on every device, listing your own watches).
The parts matrix comes from the factory spare-parts lists. Anything I couldn't confirm is marked, and if you find a wrong number, tell me and I'll correct it.
I'd love your feedback and any ideas to keep improving it.
Cheers