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  1. belindadavis Jun 6, 2017

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    I purchased this 1947 automatic after researching the seller but now re-looking at the pictures I think I might have been duped :(
    Just wondering if anyone can confirm...

    Thank you
     
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  2. kreyke Jun 6, 2017

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    The movement is a real omega but the dial seems like it's refinished.
     
  3. Amadeus Jun 6, 2017

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    hello, the dial is reprint, but the movement is original if you like show me the back side of the case (inside),regards
     
  4. Gordon Heavyfoot Jun 6, 2017

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    It looks authentic, perhaps a ref 2446. Bad redial. Post a pic of the inside caseback if you can.
     
  5. noelekal Home For Wayward Watches Jun 6, 2017

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    A redial for sure. They badly missed when they applied the track.
     
  6. arcadelt Jun 6, 2017

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    Is the movement actually an automatic?
     
  7. kreyke Jun 6, 2017

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    Sorry what? 300+ posts, what have you been reading.
     
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  8. shaun hk Fairy nuffer Jun 6, 2017

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    it's a bumper movement, so yes automatic
     
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  9. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Jun 6, 2017

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    Why do you think that?
     
  10. watchknut New watch + Instagram + wife = dumbass Jun 6, 2017

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    Is it missing the bumper springs???
     
  11. arcadelt Jun 6, 2017

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    Modern watch guy, with a developing interest in vintage, so pardon my ignorance. I've got over 1000 posts at WUS and I sometimes ask dumb questions there too. My view is you are never too experienced or old to ask questions, nor to make polite responses to those that do.

    Edit: I'm now fascinated to know what your post said before you edited it.
     
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  12. arcadelt Jun 6, 2017

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    Thank you.
     
  13. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Jun 6, 2017

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    Sorry what? 2,267+ posts, what have you been reading?

    ;)

    On a 351 the springs are hidden under the hammer bridge, not exposed like a 350 which is probably what you were thinking of.
     
  14. Amadeus Jun 6, 2017

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    No, the bumper springs are hidden below the bridge under the serial number.
     
  15. Temprus Jun 6, 2017

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    Probably he was mistaken with the caliber 28.10 or 31.10 that has the springs in view
     
  16. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Jun 6, 2017

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    Yes.

    Open springs were on 330, 331, 340, 341, 350.
    Hidden springs were on 332, 333, 342, 343, 344,351, 352, 353, 354, 355.
     
  17. Bill Sohne Bill @ ΩF Staff Member Jun 6, 2017

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    Hi @arcadelt

    I have to agree with you , there are dumb questions... But what is worse asking the dumb question or wanting too and not posting for "fear of backlash "..and not getting answer.... I would not spend any energy on others off point comment... Does not ad value to the conversation ....

    Have a great evening

    Bill
     
  18. j.allen Jun 6, 2017

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    Perhaps he was being facetious?
     
  19. j.allen Jun 6, 2017

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    If I recall the springs are kind of tuck in under that bridge and the the tapered part of the oscillating rotor slides under. I just worked on a 354 a few months ago and i don't think they were visible. It looks like there is some makeshift movement clamp there. There is something by the lower right lug or upper left in the picture- it kind of looks like a makeshift spring.
     
  20. arcadelt Jun 6, 2017

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    Perhaps he was; however, let's move on - I have [emoji3]
     
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