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EdwinBril
·Hello all,
From an inheritance, I received an Omega wristwatch.
To see if it is authentic, I requested data from Omega and it turns out that the watch is from 1951 and was delivered in Belgium. Unfortunately, they couldn't tell me what model this is anymore.
Now I started searching hoping to find it. However I do not come across one with this type of dial.
What catches my eye is:
- It only has a 12 and a 6 on it, the rest are stubs
- Both the 3 and the 9 consist of dashes/bars
- The characters are printed on the dial while most from this era are imposed
Could someone tell us something about this?
It still works but desperately needs an overhaul. In doing so, I want to possibly replace the dial (due to the point that it is quite corroded) but then I want to find a similar one for this.
I look forward to the responses
Regards,
Edwin Bril
The Netherlands
From an inheritance, I received an Omega wristwatch.
To see if it is authentic, I requested data from Omega and it turns out that the watch is from 1951 and was delivered in Belgium. Unfortunately, they couldn't tell me what model this is anymore.
Now I started searching hoping to find it. However I do not come across one with this type of dial.
What catches my eye is:
- It only has a 12 and a 6 on it, the rest are stubs
- Both the 3 and the 9 consist of dashes/bars
- The characters are printed on the dial while most from this era are imposed
Could someone tell us something about this?
It still works but desperately needs an overhaul. In doing so, I want to possibly replace the dial (due to the point that it is quite corroded) but then I want to find a similar one for this.
I look forward to the responses
Regards,
Edwin Bril
The Netherlands
