I have one, ref. 2605 cal. 266 from 1954:

 

Welcome to the club J!

Image how many of these you can buy once the 2998 sells...

 

Omega 2504, 1948, interesting hands - seems to be ok for this reference...

 

2639-7

 

2608 with cal 283

 

Ref 125.007 - 63 Calibre 269
Not in perfect condition as hands are slightly corroded but decent dial.

 

2064



2165



2318MI



2339



2450



2608



2639



2791



Officer



2400-2 Suveran

 

Nice collection! Surely not all of the have a 30mm movement, though? The Officer doesn't, that's for sure.

 

You're right, but it was a beautiful couple with the Suveran ;-)

 

Indeed it is

Nice 23.4 at the top of your post. Have been wearing mine today!

 

A nice 14390-9 SC:

 

Omega 2179, worn + faded:

 

Such a nice watch! A bit small (33,85mm) but a fine example of a mid-fifties Omega. Very clean cal. 266 and unpolished case:


rgds - h.u.

 

forgot: Ref. 2825-2 - never seen before...

 

One of the underrated threads on the Forum.

I'd love to collect 'em all. The 30mm manual winds in this thread say "Omega" to me more than the Speedmaster does. Can't believe I said that!

 

That´s right. And you may buy tons of these for the price of only one DON insert...

 

These are what dragged me into vintage madness in the 1st place...

 

My cal 266 ref 2605. I can live with the marks at 14 and 26. Just back from service and keeping very good time. The low light here today doesn't show the nice ivory colour of the dial.