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Help identifying this?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaYou need pop the caseback off and take good clear pics of the movement and inner caseback to enable accurate identification.
It's also been re-dialed, the Ω symbol is too late for the 1920s and the subdial is wrong.
It's also been re-dialed, the Ω symbol is too late for the 1920s and the subdial is wrong.
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lucian23
·It's an Omega "tank" watch. You can google it for "Vintage Omega tank watches" to check similar watches. Welcome to the forum!
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Tire-comedon
·Looks like a CK730. T17 or 20F inside? The dial was repainted and is no more original.
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watchyouwant
·Looks like a CK730. T17 or 20F inside? The dial was repainted and is no more original.
This.
Hands are still original. Dial Layout not too bad for a repainted Dial. Get rid of the Omega sign and writing ... The rest is likeable. Case is in good shape. Pics in Focus would help....mobil phone camera?
