Hello, I just receive this watch today.

It was omega 18k model 2659 with cal. 342, pink gold version.

In my opinion it was original honeycomb dial with original minute marker , hand and crown, also the glass?

I want to ask this forums

1. Is it the uncommon dial? (I found only few of this dial from internet, however, not pink gold version)
2. How often do you see this minute marker in “T-shape” like this one?
3. How do you call the name of this lugs?
4. If anyone had this model please show and share, thanks

What’s your opinion?
So sorry for lot of pics that added.
Please feel free to add any comment that you would like.

Best regards,
Teera

 

I have never seen that and based on the alignment of several of the markers, I would say it's a redial. Could be wrong, so lets wait for other opinions.

 

Did the seller claim that this dial was original, or did the listing say the dial was restored, or some language like that?

 

Redial, hope you can send it back and secondly if you can’t hope you didn’t pay too much for it.

 

Thanks

 

He said not sure about the original of dial.

 

Thanks

 

I add this link that watch look like mine.

https://www.catawiki.com/l/32361787-omega-rose-gold-18k-honeycomb-dial-2659-unisex-1901-1949


Same reference on case back 2659 / cal342

but my watch is a little bit earlier production.
The number inside caseback 11136909
(Mine 111363xx)..
The serial number on rotor 13100589
(Mine 128499xx).
The rose gold in that watch
Mine Pinkgold)

Is the watch on the link that I show also redial?

thanks,

 

At least the one who did the redial also was the same, most likely.

Does "T" maybe stand for "Teerapat"?

 

Haha I don’t think that (Teerapat is my name)

 

My sense is the dial's authentic.

Art

 

I'm almost 100% in agreement there (not having seen the actual item first hand).
These dials are very hard to imprint markings with precise regularity, add to that the fact that dial makers in that era didn't have access to the current technology and small imperfections were usually accepted.

If I'm wrong and it is a redial, it's a very good one.

 

Thanks, love this common ,

 

So impressed with this answer.

 

Good. Hang around for a year or two, listen to wiser more experienced posters, absorb information.
Do your own research based on that guidance and maybe one day, you will be the one to give advice.

That's what I did, and I'm still learning.

 

Do you see any watch with minute marker in ‘T shape’?
(Please give me the examples)

 

Love the dial face and the lugs

 

Thanks

 

Please feel free to give any advice.