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·I want to share another of my uncommon watch ( in my opinion). Omega seamaster in jumbo case (36.5mm) with textured dial. Moreover, wording of chronometer was shorter than automatic, also pointed “A”.
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This serial number of this watch is 1,476,9xx (indicate production year was around 1955).
Caliber of this watch is 354 , 17jewels.
The caseback reference has 3 numbers as shown in pictures.
“2657-2494”
“2521-10”
“SC”
I also created another post about the seamaster jumbo with chronometer officially certified in this forum.
(Using the same number inside the caseback and serial number was different only by “626” , comparing with this watch)
https://omegaforums.net/threads/my-...tre-officially-certified.112122/#post-1482253
I’m not sure about the font of my watch
(it's hard to interpret due to textured dial style; different style of “S”in the “Seamaster” word)
What’s your opinion ? (Redial or not?)
Does someone try to add“ chronometer officially certified“ later to increase value of the watch?
So sorry, my English is not so good .
Best regards,
Teerapat
This serial number of this watch is 1,476,9xx (indicate production year was around 1955).
Caliber of this watch is 354 , 17jewels.
The caseback reference has 3 numbers as shown in pictures.
“2657-2494”
“2521-10”
“SC”
I also created another post about the seamaster jumbo with chronometer officially certified in this forum.
(Using the same number inside the caseback and serial number was different only by “626” , comparing with this watch)
https://omegaforums.net/threads/my-...tre-officially-certified.112122/#post-1482253
I’m not sure about the font of my watch
(it's hard to interpret due to textured dial style; different style of “S”in the “Seamaster” word)
What’s your opinion ? (Redial or not?)
Does someone try to add“ chronometer officially certified“ later to increase value of the watch?
So sorry, my English is not so good .
Best regards,
Teerapat
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