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·Hello everyone,
I recently acquired an interesting vintage Omega clock and would appreciate your expertise in identifying its exact model, caliber, and approximate production year.
It is a dashboard/cockpit clock designed to be flush-mounted using the three outer mounting lugs. The dial features an Omega logo with painted numerals and a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock.
I think:
I recently acquired an interesting vintage Omega clock and would appreciate your expertise in identifying its exact model, caliber, and approximate production year.
It is a dashboard/cockpit clock designed to be flush-mounted using the three outer mounting lugs. The dial features an Omega logo with painted numerals and a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock.
I think:
- Winding Mechanism: It has no crown or key winding system on the back; it winds by rotating the knurled front bezel.
- Hand Setting: Timesetting is operated via a small pin-push mechanism on the side of the case while turning the bezel.
- Case Back: The reverse side has a small circular rotating brass hatch to access and adjust the regulator without removing the movement from the case.