- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Help needed to complete research.
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·Both watches back - cleaned and serviced with no issues.
30T2 waiting for a strap to arrive, Seamaster worn this past week. I tried to get a photo showing the Blue hands on this, could anyone cast an eye on the dial to asses it's originality? The very small Arabic numerals? Also anyone else have this model that could shed more light on this? I have seen similar on this forum and have spent hours reading and thoroughly enjoyed the resources provided here; many thanks to all.
30T2 waiting for a strap to arrive, Seamaster worn this past week. I tried to get a photo showing the Blue hands on this, could anyone cast an eye on the dial to asses it's originality? The very small Arabic numerals? Also anyone else have this model that could shed more light on this? I have seen similar on this forum and have spent hours reading and thoroughly enjoyed the resources provided here; many thanks to all.
- Posts
- 253
- Likes
- 129
heavenscloud
·could anyone cast an eye on the dial to asses it's originality? The very small Arabic numerals? Also anyone else have this model that could shed more light on this? I have seen similar on this forum and have spent hours reading and thoroughly enjoyed the resources provided here; many thanks to all.
Case looks like CK 2243 assuming the diameter is 32.5 mm. Early 1940s. Will probably have a serial number on the case back instead of the reference number. Possibly a re-dial because the hour numerals are different sizes (compare the 7 to the 4, 5, 8, and 9). Omega font/logo look correct. I've now seen a number of these early 1940s dials with Omega font/logo that look correct and numerals that look like that. I doubt they are all re-dials....
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·And the Seamaster with strap. Every day wear watch.
Edited:
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·Case looks like CK 2243 assuming the diameter is 32.5 mm. Early 1940s. Will probably have a serial number on the case back instead of the reference number. Possibly a re-dial because the hour numerals are different sizes (compare the 7 to the 4, 5, 8, and 9). Omega font/logo look correct. I've now seen a number of these early 1940s dials with Omega font/logo that look correct and numerals that look like that. I doubt they are all re-dials....
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·Thanks for your input. Dial showing signs of age, those areas are where I was looking too. Yes, 32mm case no.9834239 1943? - movement no. 11127130 1947?
If it was redialed must have not been recent, as far as I'm aware both haven't seen daylight since 1977. Great to have them used again.
If it was redialed must have not been recent, as far as I'm aware both haven't seen daylight since 1977. Great to have them used again.
- Posts
- 23,318
- Likes
- 51,920
Dan S
·Your 30T2 dial has a similar chapter ring as mine, which has a 10M serial number. Are you sure that the case is 32mm? The movement itself is 30mm, and the border around the movement looks significantly more than 1mm.
In any case, my feeling is that your dial is original, or at the most possibly there is a minor touch-up here and there. It just looks too good overall. In general, when you are trying to get opinions on a dial, it is best to move the hands to that they are not obscuring important printing.
In any case, my feeling is that your dial is original, or at the most possibly there is a minor touch-up here and there. It just looks too good overall. In general, when you are trying to get opinions on a dial, it is best to move the hands to that they are not obscuring important printing.
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·Your 30T2 dial has a similar chapter ring as mine, which has a 10M serial number. Are you sure that the case is 32mm? The movement itself is 30mm, and the border around the movement looks significantly more than 1mm.
In any case, my feeling is that your dial is original, or at the most possibly there is a minor touch-up here and there. It just looks too good overall. In general, when you
are trying to get opinions on a dial, it is best to move the hands to that they are not obscuring important printing.
Hi Dan S. Camera not great and was trying to post the one I managed to catch the Blue hue of the hands. I read the photo guidelines and boy it is difficult to photo watches. Hats off the the guys that manage it. Position of the hands is firmly down to me! Thanks for your input and picture. 32.5mm maybe, no vernier just as rule.
- Posts
- 253
- Likes
- 129
heavenscloud
·Your 30T2 dial has a similar chapter ring as mine, which has a 10M serial number. Are you sure that the case is 32mm? The movement itself is 30mm, and the border around the movement looks significantly more than 1mm.
There are a number of case references with 32.5 mm diameter and 30 mm caliber. One example is ref. MI 2220.
- Posts
- 23,318
- Likes
- 51,920
- Posts
- 33
- Likes
- 94
Caserya
·
- Posts
- 98
- Likes
- 86
VintageOmegaLove
·This is my 30T1 with an original, untouched bulls-eye dial if it’s of any help. All original other than the strap!
- Posts
- 2,326
- Likes
- 1,884
VetPsychWars
·This link:
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-omega-ko-2791
seems to show a woven fabric strap! You can see the edges are. A little jagged.
I would suggest a double weave Eullit might work.
Tom
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-omega-ko-2791
seems to show a woven fabric strap! You can see the edges are. A little jagged.
I would suggest a double weave Eullit might work.
Tom
