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  1. J sartor Nov 7, 2015

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    Hi all -

    I bought this watch in an antique store about 22 years ago. I've had it serviced and I wear it on occasion.

    I was told that it is a transition piece, when pocket watches were falling out of favor and wristwatches were coming in.

    Note that the crown is on the top.

    Note also that I have added 14k yellow lugs so that I can wear the watch with wider width watch bands. I am a goldsmith and constructed and installed the rectangular lugs so that I would not alter the watch permanently. The small tubular lugs are part of the original watch.

    Can anyone tell me more about this watch?

    Thank you
     
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  2. STANDY schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector Nov 7, 2015

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    Old omega pocket watch as you know and not much else as it is a redial probably done many many years ago. Case number might tell if it is a Omega case but some numbers look upside down
     
  3. J sartor Nov 7, 2015

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    How can you tell it is a redial?
     
  4. STANDY schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector Nov 7, 2015

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    The look at the print on the dial, mainly the sub dial numbers.

    Spot the difference with below
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