Let's see some 30mm manual wind omegas

minutenrohr · Jan 3, 2023

Nice watch!

But not really a 30mm movement...

zebrespace · Jan 3, 2023

My mistake, are 26,5 SOB T2, sorry

rhetoric · Jan 3, 2023

Here's one I had forgotten. My wife's watch, inherited from her father. From about 1947 (a particularly good year).

RevZMan123 · Jan 11, 2023

Ok, I swear the is one is a 30mm

Edit to add movement pic from @davidswiss

Dan S · Feb 6, 2023

This ref 2640 (circa 1955) with cal 283 has a speckled dial that reminds me of the fauxtina that brands are sometimes putting on vintage re-issues. But it appears to be all original, including crown and signed crystal, with nice sharp case lines. The similar sub-second 2639 is much more frequently seen; both references are a perfect 36mm diameter.

minutenrohr · Feb 7, 2023

Brother where art thou...

mac_omega · Feb 22, 2023

I am a sucker for multicolour galvanic-sandwich dials

it is a ref CK 2325 with nice size at 37.5 mm
Not perfect but hard to find with this dial version in anthracite/black/copper galvanised (not painted/inked).
Most likely the seconds hand was painted later but it gives a nice contrast on the dark dial, better than a blued one...

Have to find a minute hand of about 15.5. - 16 mm because the tip of the installed one has snapped off.
So if somebody can help would be much appreciated

minutenrohr · Mar 15, 2023

Here's a relatively well preserved 2750 (-8). Perhaps the reference in which "sunken indices" dials were most often used (as also in the 2760 with center second).

alalalalongines · Mar 15, 2023

Unknown reference. 14k gold. 30t2.

Omegafanman · Mar 18, 2023

I saw this nice old advert at STS this week…
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felsby · Mar 21, 2023

Just back from service + new orig. Ω crystal.
Original Ω strap won from the same auction house as the watch 3 days before, so I decided they were meant for each other.
Sorry for the blurry photo, but I just can't contain myself. This 2639 dagger dial is one of my absolute favorites.