Lemania 1270 with Omega dial

peterkirk01 · Jul 1, 2025

Hi, I have this lemania 1270 Chronograph movement that has an Omega Chronograph dial. I assume that the dial was added at some point, but I certainly am no expert on these movements. The bridge ( I think) has Omega stamped on it and wondered if this might have been added the same time as the dial. Any input from the experts here would be very helpful. Thanks for looking.

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Davidt · Jul 1, 2025

I’m assuming whoever did the redial just decided to stick the Omega logo on and add the Omega bridge for good measure.

peterkirk01 · Jul 1, 2025

Probably, that's what I was asking about. It looks like the movement came from a solid gold watch and was probably sold for scrap. The bridge looks completely different from the rest of the movement. Still a good movement on its own.

Lemania 1270 with Omega dial

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