Let's see some 30mm manual wind omegas

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MajorCindy

·Jun 16, 2020

My first vintage watch, Omega Genève 2903-10. Pretty sure it has incorrect hands and crown, but still I enjoy wearing it almost every day. Looks especially good under sunlight

 

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Dr No

·Jun 16, 2020

Just received an extract for this one.

Movement and case numbers match. '41 ref MI 2214, delivered in Switzerland.

 

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Panjo

·Jul 7, 2020

My ref.2900 cal.267
Looking for the correct hands

 

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jeppehh

·Jul 7, 2020

A 30t2 from 1940

 

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felsby

·Jul 7, 2020·I don't see any option in settings or profile

jeppehh

A 30t2 from 1940

Gorgeous. DIBS!

 

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jeppehh

·Jul 7, 2020

felsby

Gorgeous. DIBS!

You’re in the queue right behind this guy 😉https://omegaforums.net/threads/30t2.49513/#post-1396601

 

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General85

·Jul 10, 2020

Wow what a thread! Some absolutely stunning watches!

 

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OllieOnTheRocks

·Jul 10, 2020

Here’s mine:

13322 - 30T2

2292 - 30T2

2903 - 267 cal

2505 - 30T2

2318 - 30T2

This last one ive seen a couple of posts on here with similar dials, it’s a real beauty and one of my favourites.

Can never resist buying more if this dial style

 

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General85

·Jul 10, 2020

OllieOnTheRocks

This last one ive seen a couple of posts on here with similar dials, it’s a real beauty and one of my favourites.

Can never resist buying more if this dial style

These are all beautiful! My favourite have to be the last two!

Question, the blue steel hands, are some of these like that as originals or do the hands turn blue over time? Or even been replaced?

 

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OllieOnTheRocks

·Jul 10, 2020

G General85

These are all beautiful! My favourite have to be the last two!

Question, the blue steel hands, are some of these like that as originals or do the hands turn blue over time? Or even been replaced?

Blued hands on 1940s era watches is common. These are not replaced and are as they were made.

 

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jaegodylan

·Jul 10, 2020

1943 Dennison case Omega 13322

 

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30t1

·Jul 25, 2020

Another art deco style, more or less 30T2 the discoloration at the edge of the dial looks a lot worst in the photos.
2318/2

Edited: Jul 25, 2020

 

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MSNWatch

·Jul 25, 2020·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Has anyone else observed that nice jumbos have gone up in price? They were pretty stagnant for the longest time.

 

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30t1

·Jul 25, 2020

MSNWatch

Has anyone else observed that nice jumbos have gone up in price? They were pretty stagnant for the longest time.

Yes, to me they look so cool, anything ok is north of 500.00 so thats good or bad?

 

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Rman

·Jul 25, 2020

30t1

Yes, to me they look so cool, anything ok is north of 500.00 so thats good or bad?

Try $5000

 

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SwissMe

·Jul 26, 2020

2505

 

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mac_omega

·Jul 26, 2020

30t1

Yes, to me they look so cool, anything ok is north of 500.00 so thats good or bad?

Thats good 😗

 

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mac_omega

·Jul 26, 2020

Rman

Try $5000

Depends on the model though...
How much would you rate a 37,5 mm chronometer then? north 10K??

 

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SwissMe

·Jul 26, 2020

2505 is quite expensive, 2609 more. Depands on how rare the model is, condition. But a nice one below 1000,- Euro is hard to find

 

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OllieOnTheRocks

·Jul 26, 2020

jeppehh

A 30t2 from 1940

What a beauty! Love the hands 😁