U Posts 5 Likes 19 updog_usa ·Oct 19, 2020 This is a 1952 omega I purchased from a shop in Saigon. It measures 35mm w/o crown and 9mm thick. Very happy with the acquisition.
Posts 173 Likes 365 BrianPankow ·Oct 19, 2020 U updog_usa This is a 1952 omega I purchased from a shop in Saigon. It measures 35mm w/o crown and 9mm thick. Very happy with the acquisition. I really like it. Normally I’m not a fan of textured dials.
Posts 278 Likes 355 NotAClue ·Oct 20, 2020 When did applied logos start? Where did I read it was in 1953??? 👎 Beautiful watch 😀
Posts 9,158 Likes 48,253 gbesq ·Oct 20, 2020 NotAClue When did applied logos start? Where did I read it was in 1953??? 👎 Beautiful watch 😀 Earlier than that. I have a 1950 Omega Automatic with an applied logo.
Posts 360 Likes 557 gpssti4 ·Oct 20, 2020 Congratulations, that’s a lovely looking watch. Wear in good health.
Posts 278 Likes 355 NotAClue ·Oct 20, 2020 mondodec A good question and one that is not easy to answer. Firstly with mainstream lines, Omega introduced the applied logo in about 1953. Desmond Here it was. However he says mainstream lines. I believe there is, like you said, a more rounded applied logo pre-53 (like OP’s)
Posts 545 Likes 358 Ravineman ·Oct 20, 2020 Nice watch. Beautiful textured dial Never seen a dial with no numbers on the sub second dial. The lugs look different too, maybe its the low light .... Love the 18K case too