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·Hello, all members of omegaforum’s.
I want to share this latest watch in my collection.
I think it was uncommon pattern of this dial’s style.
It was omega ref. 14762 62 SC , serial no. 19,667,xxx (around 1962 of production year) with cal. 562.
In my opinion:
- The gold-cap case looks ok.
- The ‘ribbon’ or ‘curtain’ dial was original one.
- The crystal with 'signed omega' plus 'enlarger at date-window' was original too.
- The caseback was original.
- The movement was correct, original and quite clean.
I concern only the crown because when I search about the crown in ref.14762 with ribbon dial in this forum and via google. It should be thin-scallop crown (such as from liveauctioneers.com and @seekingseaquest . However when I found another ribbon dial in ref.14762, I can find ‘scallop crown' but it looks thicker than those thin crown from @seekingseaquest . I can find not only thicker crown from omegaenthusiastltd.com (mentioned that it was "original signed crown"), but also from catawiki.com. (pics were attached below)
Nevertheless, I think that the crown from omegaenthusiastltd looking the same as mine (I compare both of it as shown).
By the way, I think both of them were not factory original but it looks not bad.
I also found this ribbon dial’s style too in nearby reference such as 14761,14763.
Moreover, I can find in nice 18k example from @hoipolloi (don’t know his ref.), plus ref. 14384 and ref. 166.010 too.
I gather all of them together.
My wrist shot:
Finally, Duo of my ‘ribbon or curtain’ dial in both seamaster and constellation. (I think constellation was more uncommon)
Please comment about my seamaster, especially can my crown be original ?
If anyone have ‘curtain or ribbon’ dial in seamaster, not including in my research, please share too.
Thanks for watching.
Teerapat
I want to share this latest watch in my collection.
I think it was uncommon pattern of this dial’s style.
It was omega ref. 14762 62 SC , serial no. 19,667,xxx (around 1962 of production year) with cal. 562.
In my opinion:
- The gold-cap case looks ok.
- The ‘ribbon’ or ‘curtain’ dial was original one.
- The crystal with 'signed omega' plus 'enlarger at date-window' was original too.
- The caseback was original.
- The movement was correct, original and quite clean.
I concern only the crown because when I search about the crown in ref.14762 with ribbon dial in this forum and via google. It should be thin-scallop crown (such as from liveauctioneers.com and @seekingseaquest . However when I found another ribbon dial in ref.14762, I can find ‘scallop crown' but it looks thicker than those thin crown from @seekingseaquest . I can find not only thicker crown from omegaenthusiastltd.com (mentioned that it was "original signed crown"), but also from catawiki.com. (pics were attached below)
Nevertheless, I think that the crown from omegaenthusiastltd looking the same as mine (I compare both of it as shown).
By the way, I think both of them were not factory original but it looks not bad.
I also found this ribbon dial’s style too in nearby reference such as 14761,14763.
Moreover, I can find in nice 18k example from @hoipolloi (don’t know his ref.), plus ref. 14384 and ref. 166.010 too.
I gather all of them together.
My wrist shot:
Finally, Duo of my ‘ribbon or curtain’ dial in both seamaster and constellation. (I think constellation was more uncommon)
Please comment about my seamaster, especially can my crown be original ?
If anyone have ‘curtain or ribbon’ dial in seamaster, not including in my research, please share too.
Thanks for watching.
Teerapat

































