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RedcarRacer

·Apr 19, 2022

Hi, just looking for people with some Omega knowledge, so hopefully you won't mind me posting asking...

The pic attached is a vintage Omega I inherited from my grandad. I believe it may have been purchased in New York in the 1950s.

I am not selling just wanted info. I just can't find another pic of one with the face the same colour. Anyone with knowledge or can offer advice, it would be greatly appreciated.

Also looking for genuine or close to strap, if someone could point me in direction for that?

And if anyone knows someone in North East England who does servicing...

Thank you in advance.

 

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Davidt

·Apr 19, 2022

Welcome.
Check out this recent thread for recommended uk servicing.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-servicing-query.144830/

 

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TexOmega

·Apr 19, 2022

R RedcarRacer

Hi, just looking for people with some Omega knowledge, so hopefully you won't mind me posting asking...

The pic attached is a vintage Omega I inherited from my grandad. I believe it may have been purchased in New York in the 1950s.

I am not selling just wanted info. I just can't find another pic of one with the face the same colour. Anyone with knowledge or can offer advice, it would be greatly appreciated.

Also looking for genuine or close to strap, if someone could point me in direction for that?

And if anyone knows someone in North East England who does servicing...

Thank you in advance.

GULP.....nice intro to our little party, here. Welcome, and more pictures please.

I like the cut of your grandad's jib.

 

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Azveld

·Apr 19, 2022

omega 2639 ? you would have to open it to know the reference.
the caliber is certainly a 30T2, very robust, precise and easy to maintain.
it's a very pretty dial and the first gold-plated watch that inspires me !

 

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Dan S

·Apr 19, 2022

It won't have a model name, but it MAY have a reference number. If so, the number would be inside the case-back. There will also be a serial number on the movement which will permit an estimate of the production date.

 

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RedcarRacer

·Apr 20, 2022

Thanks for the responses guys really helpful - there is an omega service place not too far so will take it there - if I hear anything I will keep you updated.

 

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Donko1100

·Apr 20, 2022

Your grandfather's watch is great!
The hour and minute hands are not as correct as the crown.

 

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Donko1100

·Apr 20, 2022

Donko1100

Your grandfather's watch is great!
The hour and minute hands are not as correct.

 

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MSNWatch

·Apr 20, 2022·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Whenever I see a 30mm watch with a dial like that I always want to know what the movement number is.

 

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tnt9

·Apr 20, 2022

this is so great, and you also have family story behind it. I have old "RIGI" from my grandfther and it will be always in my collection.

 

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gatorcpa

·Apr 20, 2022·ΩF InvestiGator

From the look of the dial, I would say this is a 1940’s style, so if your father bought it in the 1950’s it could have been a used watch at that time.

The serial numbers of the movement and case will give us more information.
gatorcpa

 

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RedcarRacer

·May 4, 2022

Getting a service next week so will get ref numbers and hopefully get name.

Has new strap which I think makes it look even better!

 

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Azveld

·May 4, 2022

I'm curious to know more about it

 

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KiliWatch

·Oct 8, 2022

Any news on the reference and serial number after take it to service, RedcarRacer?

 

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RedcarRacer

·Mar 28, 2023

Sorry for late reply... haven't been able to get it in yet, but plan is soon... will let you know what I find out