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olca94
·Hello, I am trying to identify the model of the watch, especially the dial. I’m having trouble determining the model because many parts have been replaced, but on the caseback there is an engraving that says wedding 1949.
Help identify vintage
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olca94
·The watch measures 36 mm.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!A redialled model 2503 ie the dial has been stripped and repainted at some point.
The 15m serial suggests manufacture nearer 1955-56, the movement at least is not from the '40s
The 15m serial suggests manufacture nearer 1955-56, the movement at least is not from the '40s
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!Here is a thread on here discussing similar:
https://omegaforums.net/posts/1978819/
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CadregaInganno ·
Hi to everyone, I would like to know what do you think about this watch I'm considering to purchase.
I have doubts about the dial: indexes and writings look too good to me for its age, but actually they look very well repainted, if this is the case. Moreover I don't know if the yellowish of the dial is a patina or something else, it looks very uniform to me.
Finally, the case looks good to me, maybe a little polished but not too much (?).
Thank you for your help!
I have doubts about the dial: indexes and writings look too good to me for its age, but actually they look very well repainted, if this is the case. Moreover I don't know if the yellowish of the dial is a patina or something else, it looks very uniform to me.
Finally, the case looks good to me, maybe a little polished but not too much (?).
Thank you for your help!
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olca94
·Sur les photos du mouvement, on aperçoit le symbole Omega avec l'inscription 267 , mais juste en dessous, il est indiqué 15 rubis . De plus, il y a un système antichoc. Je ne comprends donc pas vraiment de quel mouvement il s'agit ni quand il date. Était-il courant de repeindre les cadrans à l'époque ?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIn the photos of the movement, you can see the Omega symbol with the inscription 267, but just below it, it indicates 15 jewels. Furthermore, there's a shock-resistant system. So I don't really understand what movement it is or when it dates from. Was it common to repaint dials back then?
It's a caliber 267.
Omega introduced the caliber 267 in 1956, so if your watch has an inscription from 1949 it's probable that the movement has been replaced at some stage.
Yes, it was common to redial watches in the past as part of a service and in order to "freshen up" the watch for the owner.
It's a caliber 267.
Omega introduced the caliber 267 in 1956, so if your watch has an inscription from 1949 it's probable that the movement has been replaced at some stage.
Yes, it was common to redial watches in the past as part of a service and in order to "freshen up" the watch for the owner.
