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RomainJ
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Shabbaz
·I see 168.019's on the web with 752's. I also saw this.
https://www.buzzufy.com/blog/2016/12/03/omega-752-specifications-and-photo/
https://www.buzzufy.com/blog/2016/12/03/omega-752-specifications-and-photo/
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Peemacgee
··Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungersAs we know the OVDB isn’t infallible.
There may have been C-cases with 752s in them but you wouldn’t expect them to say chronometer on the dial if it doesn’t say adjusted 5 positions on the bridge - surely that would be fraud?
(Unless they came with a certificate of accuracy, I suppose)
However, the movt in OPs example is only ‘69/‘70 - it doesn’t even have the late 60s style rotor.
I would be suspicious of any watch with the ‘wrong’ movt in it from this period.
There may have been C-cases with 752s in them but you wouldn’t expect them to say chronometer on the dial if it doesn’t say adjusted 5 positions on the bridge - surely that would be fraud?
(Unless they came with a certificate of accuracy, I suppose)
However, the movt in OPs example is only ‘69/‘70 - it doesn’t even have the late 60s style rotor.
I would be suspicious of any watch with the ‘wrong’ movt in it from this period.
