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Looking for help with an ID and repair advice
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VetPsychWars
·The reference number is on the tag, P6521. Case number is possibly 2652-10SC and crown 42019SX at Cousins UK.
The stem is based on the caliber, which might be 352 or 354.
Now, here's the problem. 2652 is a Constellation and that watch is not a Constellation. Which means that's not the box that watch came in.
Take your watch to a watchmaker, who will find out what crown and stem are right and you'll be taken care of. Parts and installation likely $100 or less.
Tom
The stem is based on the caliber, which might be 352 or 354.
Now, here's the problem. 2652 is a Constellation and that watch is not a Constellation. Which means that's not the box that watch came in.
Take your watch to a watchmaker, who will find out what crown and stem are right and you'll be taken care of. Parts and installation likely $100 or less.
Tom
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoP6521, is a US market reference (probably a Wadsworth case) caliber 370/371, ca late 1940s.
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VetPsychWars
·P6521, is a US market reference (probably a Wadsworth case) caliber 370/371, ca late 1940s.
Where did you find that? I need more references, clearly.
Tom
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redpcar
·The reference number is on the tag, P6521. Case number is possibly 2652-10SC and crown 42019SX at Cousins UK.
The stem is based on the caliber, which might be 352 or 354.
Now, here's the problem. 2652 is a Constellation and that watch is not a Constellation. Which means that's not the box that watch came in.
Take your watch to a watchmaker, who will find out what crown and stem are right and you'll be taken care of. Parts and installation likely $100 or less.
Tom
.......assuming it runs 😀
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