Posts 5,355 Likes 8,332 Peemacgee ·Sep 28, 2023 skowron this is all i have for now. I've sent a request to the current owner to send more photos, will post once i receive. oddly enough, even though the minute haches are off around 3-4 - the dial does look much better
skowron this is all i have for now. I've sent a request to the current owner to send more photos, will post once i receive. oddly enough, even though the minute haches are off around 3-4 - the dial does look much better
Posts 13,245 Likes 31,332 X350 XJR ·Sep 28, 2023 ·Vintage Omega Aficionado If you haven't read Desmond's blog http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/ do it. Desmond is one of the authorities on 1950s/60s Constellations.
If you haven't read Desmond's blog http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/ do it. Desmond is one of the authorities on 1950s/60s Constellations.
Posts 5,355 Likes 8,332 Peemacgee ·Sep 28, 2023 skowron Aha, got it, and is there a way I can look up appropriate serial numbers of movements vs. case serial? Like a thread on this/ or other forum? Blog? Or maybe there's specific books I could acquire? Thanks for all the replies m8s! try this for starters http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/ and google "dating Omegas by serial number" edit: crossed post with @X350 XJR
skowron Aha, got it, and is there a way I can look up appropriate serial numbers of movements vs. case serial? Like a thread on this/ or other forum? Blog? Or maybe there's specific books I could acquire? Thanks for all the replies m8s! try this for starters http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.com/ and google "dating Omegas by serial number" edit: crossed post with @X350 XJR
Posts 19,409 Likes 45,676 Dan S ·Sep 28, 2023 Good thing you got those photos, the blistering really wasn't obvious originally.