My Seamaster 30 Cal 286 from around 1963, courtesy of @peatnick:

 

Omega 2639-15

 

now cleaned:

 

135.007-63

 

135.007-64 with Saurer Logo

Saurer AG based in Arbon, Switzerland was a manufacturer of trucks and buses under the Saurer and Berna (beginning in 1929) brand names, active between 1903 and 1982. Their vehicles were widely used across mainland Europe, particularly in the interwar period.
When purchasing a new truck from Saurer one got this Omega for free.

 

2938 - goldcapped:

 

Caseback of the Seamaster 30. It reminds me of the caseback of the pre moon Speedmaster.

 

Another 2939. rgds - h.u.

 

My 1944 Military 30T2 has a plain outer back cover, but with the correct markings on its inner face. Really enjoy wearing it once a week, (mainly as a break from my 3570.50 and IWC Portuguese Chronograph).

 

Another 2639....

 

Seamaster 30 135.003 62

 

And another 2639. These are great watches.

 

My 2nd Seamaster 30 from 1962

 

Here's my cal 266



JP

 

Cal. 265 Case diameter 37 mm.

 

Saw one of these in the flesh at the last GTG, what a great look

 

Bought @ Matthew Bain in Miami 2 years ago

 

'44 and '45 T2's

 

I never thought I'd be posting on this thread, but this is new to me.



some discussion of it here: https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-jumbo-ref-2181-cal-30t2-opinions-welcome.48673/

glad to be part of the club!

 

Well as we are here

I'm loving the 30mm again too!