duffy7
·Hi folks,
my dad showed me today his old Omega which he was given years ago.
I never knew that he owns an Omega (I can't remember that he ever wore it) so I was a bit surprised to see this old lady.
According to my reasearch on a journey through time the watch should be from the 40s.
I know that all things I would like to know like reference and caliber are visible after removing the case back. Any suggestions on the reference? (diameter is 34/35 mm)
Is the lenght of the minute hand correct?
As I am more into Omegas from the 50s/60s I would like to hear the opinion of the experts for Omegas of the 40s.
Thanks a lot.
Best
Duffy
my dad showed me today his old Omega which he was given years ago.
I never knew that he owns an Omega (I can't remember that he ever wore it) so I was a bit surprised to see this old lady.
According to my reasearch on a journey through time the watch should be from the 40s.
I know that all things I would like to know like reference and caliber are visible after removing the case back. Any suggestions on the reference? (diameter is 34/35 mm)
Is the lenght of the minute hand correct?
As I am more into Omegas from the 50s/60s I would like to hear the opinion of the experts for Omegas of the 40s.
Thanks a lot.
Best
Duffy
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