Old lady Omega

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rical

·Mon. 3:59am

Hello everyone, I'm looking for information on this watch and how to remove the broken stem and bring this old lady back to life.

 

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Garden Veggies

·Mon. 7:56am

looks like an early T-series movement - maybe 30s?

 

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rical

·Mon. 12:00pm

Garden Veggies

looks like an early T-series movement - maybe 30s?

Calibre. R13.5 yes I thinks end of 30s

 

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arturo7

·Mon. 12:19pm

I like that design.

 

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sheepdoll

·Mon. 3:37pm

I picked up one earlier in the year, but missing the dial. Movement is fairly popular. Should not be to difficult to remove the stem if it is not rusted. Sometimes it is best to remove the dial, then one can see where the screw holds down the lever. Turn the screw too far and the lever falls out never to be seen again.

 

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rical

·Mon. 8:44pm

sheepdoll

I picked up one earlier in the year, but missing the dial. Movement is fairly popular. Should not be to difficult to remove the stem if it is not rusted. Sometimes it is best to remove the dial, then one can see where the screw holds down the lever. Turn the screw too far and the lever falls out never to be seen again.

Thanks for the advice, I'll take a look this weekend when I have some time to remove the hands and the dial to access the stem

 

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·Tues. 2:06pm

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