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Newbie Here - Just bought Seamaster DeVille and looking for info
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efauser
·The only way to confirm is to have it opened up. Why do you think that's incorrect?
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ChungusThomas
·The only way to confirm is to have it opened up. Why do you think that's incorrect?
Thanks for the response! I just havent seen any KL6610 with the seahorse caseback and on Omega's website it says they come w/ a 560 cal.
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efauser
·That may be correct but the site isn't always complete and it wouldn't be the first time a seller provided the wrong information. As I said, the only way to confirm is to open it up (professionally, because it's a front loader).
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Dan S
·Thanks for the response! I just havent seen any KL6610 with the seahorse caseback and on Omega's website it says they come w/ a 560 cal.
Maybe it does have a cal 560 inside. The seller could be incorrect. Unfortunately, you will need a watchmaker to open that case.
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ChungusThomas
·Maybe it does have a cal 560 inside. The seller could be incorrect. Unfortunately, you will need a watchmaker to open that case.
Thanks all! Will do and report back lol
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ChungusThomas
·Actually - Is there any way of confirming the case # (is it called that? the KL6610) before i have it looked at?
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efauser
·It's called the reference number. There are some very knowledgeable folks here who may chime in.
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Stosh
·It is probably KM 6610. The KL prefixes were only used for caliber 560 which has a date complication.
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Edward53
·The watch looks pretty nice. Why don't you ask the seller why they think it is a 6610? They may be just guessing, in which case whatever it is is probably just fine.
