Hello! Just bought myself an omega on a flea market, can someone help to determine a model and year/decade please! My guess it's from the 60's, have no idea which model it is...
I can just make out a T2 under the balance. So that is a start. There may be other number what can not be made out. There are SN charts what can aproximate the decade or even the year the movement was made. The case reference is in the back. Be sure to read the pinned "Learn how to fish." in the main forum.
Reference number 2324 on inside Caseback. Google Omega 2324 for more info Serial number in 10 mil range approx 1944
Hello, Congratulations on your find, you will find the reference on the inside. It is reference 2324 and you can determine the approximate age of the watch from the movement number. I can't see it well in the photo, but if it starts with 10290..., the watch dates from around 1944. I'm not very familiar with these models, so why don't you take better pictures and the experts will give you an assessment.
Thanks for answers guys, so it's from the 40's - I'm surprised. Movement number I believe is 1029031. Can't do a better photo right now sorry, already dropped it of at the shop to get it serviced.
It's already happened, the dial has been so horribly refinished it's probably not worth spending the money to have it serviced.
Oh it runs fine, shop said it's dry so for a daily wearer is better to get it lubed and adjusted. Case have a some dinks and scratches but nothing major. As for dial I really don't care that much about ham-fisted refinish. Watch looks cool on my wrist. Thanks for your time guys.
It’s good that you’re only concerned with how much you like it. That’s the best way to collect. Just be aware the pool redial means value is minimal so don’t spend too much on a service