Let’s see your “jumbo” beefy lug Seamasters

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qazwsx1

·Feb 9, 2023

Hi, my trio of the seamaster chronometer with larger case (36.5 mm excluding the crown).

I made the in-depth review of the black one here:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/nee...with-the-larger-case-in-my-collection.155909/

Teerapat

Edited: Feb 10, 2023

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 9, 2023

In progress 😀

 

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Hakantasova

·Feb 9, 2023

36mm without crown, bumper and beefy

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 10, 2023

Here is the final result 🥰

Shoutout to @MtV for helping me find new ss case!

 

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MtV

·Feb 10, 2023

Zapatta

Here is the final result 🥰

Shoutout to @MtV for helping me find new ss case!

My pleasure - the result is mega!

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 11, 2023

MtV

My pleasure - the result is mega!

🥰

 

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TimeODanaos

·Feb 11, 2023

^ This. If wishes were dibbses...

 

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qazwsx1

·Feb 13, 2023

All of the chronometre seamaster with the jumbo case (36.5 mm excluding the crown) in my collection.😀

My wrist shot:

Best,
Teerapat

 

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rjrcorreia

·Oct 23, 2023

Hi all.

Here's my contribution.

 

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Mkw

·Oct 26, 2023

Does a 2577-6SC count

View attachment 1683549

 

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Robert M

·Feb 19, 2024

Chanced on this thread, and thought I'd post my 166.011 from 1963 that I purchased here on OF. It gets a lot of wrist time : )

Edited: Feb 19, 2024

 

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iamvr

·Feb 19, 2024

Back in the club with my 165.011

 

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hoipolloi

·Feb 19, 2024·Vintage Omega Connoisseur

Here are my 165/6.011.

 

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seekingseaquest

·Apr 11, 2024

Someone should buy this one and join the club: https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-automatic-ref-2493-2-rose-gold-now-950€.170809/

 

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gbesq

·Apr 11, 2024

My reference 2657 with a two tone hobnail dial

 

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iamvr

·May 16, 2024

New family member: pre-Seamaster 2494

 

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JimJupiter

·Aug 6, 2024

My new Bumper Ref. 2657. What puzzles me is the combination. The dial looks quite modern, like made in the 60s. The Geiger also is silent, so the lume is Tritium for sure. The movement, is a Cal 28.10 with a serial 10.273.xxx that would indicate the year 1944. The watch looks unworn, but the numbers don't match in my opinion (old movement, modern dial). Any Ideas?

 

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seekingseaquest

·Aug 6, 2024

JimJupiter

My new Bumper Ref. 2657. What puzzles me is the combination. The dial looks quite modern, like made in the 60s. The Geiger also is silent, so the lume is Tritium for sure. The movement, is a Cal 28.10 with a serial 10.273.xxx that would indicate the year 1944. The watch looks unworn, but the numbers don't match in my opinion (old movement, modern dial). Any Ideas?

1944 movement would be from a different watch. Dial is redial or service dial but could be correct for the case, though that marker style is uncommon.

 

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MtV

·Aug 6, 2024

Best case scenario it’s a service dial. Definitely not period correct, sunburst finish didn’t exist till later that decade.

edit: @seekingseaquest beat me to it.

 

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JimJupiter

·Aug 6, 2024

https://www.ebay.de/itm/226047891871

here is a similar one, but with center second and the addition '61 in the caseback. Could this be the hint to a year? But same question here, early movement (10.9xx.xxx serial) and later look.

 

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