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Help identify grandfathers watch
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!That looks tiny. Are you sure it wasn't grandmother's?
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Dan S
·Please show some photos from other angles including the back and inside, movement caliber and serial number, etc. The dial isn't helpful since it has been repainted. It's quite possible that it won't have a reference number and may even be in a locally made case.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoSmall size might house an R17.8 SC, I can see the seconds post but it looks short, perhaps broken off, hence the missing seconds hand.
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··Vintage Omega AficionadoMine has a refinished dial as well, although different from OPs.
An American market watch, ca 1945, there were rarely Swiss analogues to these.
An American market watch, ca 1945, there were rarely Swiss analogues to these.
