As to the exact date is hard but as for current models on your pictogram card there are two digits. Take that number and subtract 1 to get the model year of that watch (e.g. 14 would mean a 2013 year watch...)
Hi,
can you please get into more detail. On the two pictogram cards of my Seamasters I can't find any two digits besides the version number of the instruction booklet.
Thanks in advance!
I think that was the 2 digit... I can't also find any 2 separate digit on the pictogram card except the version of the booklet
On my 15.000G master AT it states "16" which can't be possible. According to this logic it would have been produced in 2015 (imagine voice of Doc Brown here).
In this case we have to ask Omega on how we can know the production date of our babies... omega should follow what rolex is doing... who knows time will come with new generation they will look for their omega birth year watches... can someone ask omega???
In this case we have to ask Omega on how we can know the production date of our babies... omega should follow what rolex is doing... who knows time will come with new generation they will look for their omega birth year watches... can someone ask omega???
L Lee CLThis is the reply
"Further to your message, we understand that you would like to find out the date your timepiece was manufactured.
Please be informed that we do not communicate any production date or delivery country.
All OMEGA watches sold as new by official OMEGA retailers are guaranteed to be in perfect condition. In addition, the international OMEGA warranty covers material and manufacturing defects existing at the time of delivery of the purchased OMEGA watch.
Since the manufacturing or assembly date of the various components making up a timepiece has no impact on the above conditions, the date indicated on the warranty card is the only significant date for the owner."
They won't do this, they want to charge you for the extract from the archives. Only way will be going to the ADs/Boutiques or other watchmakers who have access to the Omega extranet (e.g. ask Al here).
On my 15.000G master AT it states "16" which can't be possible. According to this logic it would have been produced in 2015 (imagine voice of Doc Brown here).
Your 15000 gauss stating 16 on the card would mean it was produced in the second half of the 2014 and which all second half or later production pieces of Omega should have the 16 distinction. Could you verify the date of your purchase?
Your 15000 gauss stating 16 on the card would mean it was produced in the second half of the 2014 and which all second half or later production pieces of Omega should have the 16 distinction. Could you verify the date of your purchase?
Your 15000 gauss stating 16 on the card would mean it was produced in the second half of the 2014 and which all second half or later production pieces of Omega should have the 16 distinction. Could you verify the date of your purchase?
That is the closest estimate of production and year that I can extract from the card and also the serial is an indicator of a year or 2 range of when it was produced. Hope this is helpful and this is based on the knowledge of the cards I have seen and compared to the years of my sales data.
Hi Kringkily,
Did you read the last page of the book "operating instructions"? On the last page, there is a month/year (... Printed in Switzerland c Omega SA 01/14...), I guess it is the print date of the book. So the watch production date will not be earlier than the instruction book's print date?
My watch purchased on 5th Jan 2015, and the book's print date is 01/14, and the "two digits" is "16". I guess "16" is the edition of the instruction book ( also printed on the book spine).
ps, Sorry for my English...
My estimations are based on your pictogram card which I would have to assume your production is the later half of 2014 if it shows "16" at the bottom of your red card not the manual.
