Hi,

Need some help and information about vintage chronograph:

- I found that movement is 27 CHRO T1 (pre 320?) because there is no 320 markings?
- caseback has 2463 markings
- serial number is 10.xxx.xxx
- case diameter is 34.5mm without crown
- Dial is old and has lot of patina.
- No Omega logo on crown
- movement has no service history and need to service. All functions are working correctly.

Hard to find any information so nice if someone can tell something about that watch.

Is everything ok with the watch?

Thanks!

Here some pictures:

 

This seems to be an advertisement to me. Please read the forum rules.

If you sell this watch elsewhere, I would offer $100 if you promise you won't tell it to my wife.

 

Sure does. The OP has everything he needs to check the sold listings on eBay, to determine value.

 

So we have a deal?

 

I have a couple hundred bucks burning a hole in my pocket.

 

Y’all are such cynics and skeptics


I can easily do $230, about my limit of on these.

 

I'll up it to $231.50

 

Hey, it's not allowed to you to overbid me unless you have enough posts here...

 

I know when to fold ‘em. I’ll be at the bar.

 

Pour me a drink. I'll be there in a bit.

 

Radium?
It might burn a hole in your pocket, money or not....

I bid -$1
(OP pays me $1 for disposal)

 

Same “Shirley Temple” as before?

 

Dammit, it's a Roy Rogers.

 

Ah, forgot, that was it.




Ice is melting.....better get here soon, I may not even SEE the damn dart board in a few minutes....

 

Guys, this isn't very nice of you. I would offer, out of mercy, and because I feel very generous today, the tremendous amount of 5 Kopecks.

 

But, that’s about....what? Thirty bucks?

 

Sorry, new in the forum and first post. Maybe something went wrong.
Seems to be nice welcome
Just asking if everything is ok with the watch and if somebody knows about that model.
Not for sale.

 

propeller type hands and spear seconds hand. nice dial patina too. reminded me of early military
valjoux22 caliber from the 40s.

that's $100.00 from me.

 

Just a bit of fun

other than the dirty dial, you have very desirable chronograph.
It has a cal 320 movement which appears in very good but very dirty plus water has invaded at some point.

now, esthetic condition and a working movement is about 80-90 % the value of most watches.

so, it is very important you find a great watchmaker with great experience and let him decide if the dial has just surface dirt which can be gently cleaned OR stained which cannot be removed without loosing bits of printing.

such a WM better know his way around these cal 320 movements in case a part or two needs sourcing or he has a relationship with a WM who builds parts from scratch( custom).

I hope both the dirt and movement can be addressed in your favor, easily.

post high Rez up close pix when you can for more studious replies to follow.

welcome to forum!!!

as you experienced, we can be a cheeky bunch, when the mood hits!


Hope you stick around and get to knows us.



search ref 2463 cal 320 on google



here’s my cal 321

 

Thanks TexOmega! Good information

I'm going to show this to Omega watchmaker and let's see what he is thinking. And movement is this cal320 but this 320 text came there somewhere 50s. That's what I found from google

I have several vintage Omega watches now. Some has cal321 movement and some are cal565 automatic.

I will post some pictures later. Just founded there is also a vintage photography topic. Photographing is also my hobby so I can connect these two together

Here is one photo from this 2463 model.

Nice forum and lot of cool topics here to read.