I'm doing some research on the watch below (for my dad) and I'm curious if anyone on here has any personal experience with this specific piece or this hand-wound movement? To my knowledge, Omega only uses this 3203 movement in it's Museum pieces. My father is going to his local Omega boutique to view the watch tomorrow. The boutique was nice enough to bring it in from another boutique. I think they found a new one sitting in the case somewhere in California. I listed the information I've been able to find on my own with some questions listed at the bottom. Thanks in advance for reading and any direct experience with this watch/movement would be super helpful. Brand: Omega Reference: 3203 Movement: hand-wound Diameter: 30.00mm Jewels: 33 Power Reserve: 55 Hours Frequency: 28,800 (industry standard for beat rate) Chronograph Type: Column Wheel Origination: basic architecture was barrowed from the Plquet 1285 caliber. Additional details: COSC-certified w/inhouse co-axial escapement. Limited Edition: Yes (1938 pieces were made) Case: 39mm (18K Yellow Gold) Lug Width: 20mm Water Resistance: 50 meters (167 feet) Glass: Sapphire Year Produced/Still in Production: ??? Case Back: Snap on or Screw Down??? Dial: per the omega website, the dial is ivory colored (does not say anything about lacquer or enamel). Does anyone know if the dial is made from enamel or if it's lacquered? https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-specialities-museum-51653395009001
Checking watchbase year of production is 2010: https://watchbase.com/omega/museum-collection/516-53-39-50-09-001