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Here is a rare Seamaster Chronometer ref. 2520 in 18K gold case.

  1. afinewatch Aug 22, 2013

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  2. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member Aug 22, 2013

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    Here is one in a 14k YG case with the original dial.

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  3. afinewatch Aug 22, 2013

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  4. Hijak Aug 22, 2013

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    Here's one in stainless steel with original dial...


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  5. baoquang Aug 23, 2013

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    here is one like above, with additional Turler script, original blue second hands and non-luminous hands. Cal .352.

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  6. baoquang Aug 23, 2013

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    I am sorry, they are indeed luminous hands.
     
  7. Hijak Aug 23, 2013

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    Thats an interesting stap, do you have a picture that shows it a little better? Would love to see it.:)
     
  8. baoquang Aug 23, 2013

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    no, I just looked at it ... will take some other shot sometime
     
  9. Tony C. Ωf Jury member Aug 23, 2013

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    Another steel version...

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  10. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Aug 24, 2013

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    Funny thing is generally speaking a 2520 chronometer is a fairly uncommon Seamaster, it just happens that there's actually quite a lot of them around here.
     
  11. Hijak Aug 24, 2013

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    I believe mine is actually a 2577:unsure:


    Not only is the OP dial redone, and pretty poorly at that, the case looks severely polished... I believe the crown is not original either.