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  1. trim Mar 2, 2017

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    Hi, does anyone have this?

    If so, I was hoping to get a scan/photo of the page(s) mentioning the (apparently rare) calibre 27.94NN calibre. Besides the GR catalogue its the only place I've found where it is mentioned. I am afraid I don't know the page number.

    Edit 1: Cal 27.96NN
    Edit 2: Also found in the Calibre list in the sticky.

    Cheers
     
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  2. mac_omega Mar 3, 2017

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    I have looked through "Kreuzer" and AJTT and the only movement which came near your caliber was a 27.96 NN and not 27.94 NN

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    I am not sure if you did a typo or not?

    Hope it helps...
     
  3. trim Mar 3, 2017

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    Yes that's it. Sorry typo on my part.

    Did either book have any accompanying text? It was claimed that Kreuzer does, but this is second hand information. Its a 3/0 size which I guess was made for the USA market.

    Thanks so much for your help.
     
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  4. mac_omega Mar 3, 2017

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    The only remark I could find was "rare movement"
     
  5. Bumper Mar 3, 2017

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    This is the only thing in Kreuzer''s book.
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  6. trim Mar 3, 2017

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    Thanks Mac_Omega and Bumper. I very much appreciate the info.

    I have asked the museum if they have anything else, now I am finally confident of the calibre ID. I suspect they won't.

    It's a nice watch, I'll post some photos once I done with its rehabilitation.
     
  7. Tire-comedon First Globemaster Mar 3, 2017

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  8. trim Mar 3, 2017

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    Wow, thanks. I had not found that thread. Do you own the example on the left of your photo? That is a most curious case.
     
  9. Tire-comedon First Globemaster Mar 3, 2017

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    Yes it's mine. Non Omega case if I remember well. Unusual indeed with its Inside spacer fixed with screws).
     
  10. trim Mar 3, 2017

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    I would be interested in seeing some more photos of that watch if you can. I have a double sunk dial, unlike Busmatt's, or the other one posted.

    As to cases, I can see no reason for Omega to make a negative set 3/0 movement other than to fit US made cases. Mine has a sterling silver Illinois case. I've asked Busmatt what his was. I'd be surprised to see an Omega case. Have you come across any?

    I have just looked an it is one of 4 Calibres marked as rare in the Omega Calibre sticky.

    I count 5 posted on this forum including mine - this place really is a fantastic resource. :thumbsup:
     
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