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kadima
·Hi everyone, could you help me with some info about this one? Only 2 pictures, unfortunately... Thanks!
Omega 1920-1930's identification
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIt's very .................. interesting?
Do you have better pictures of the whole watch?
Do you have better pictures of the whole watch?
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kadima
·I don't have, I am trying to get some. I've never seen such an old Omega with 2 subdials.
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kadima
·New pictures. Also, the mark 3575 LT 1 or 2 written under the balance.
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Canuck
·Looks to me like a “put together” anomaly, likely out of Eastern Europe somewhere. Subsidiary dials without the added buttons to operate them. The watch appears to run, but the only sub register that is operating is the one at the 9:00 position, the sub register at the 3:00 appears to do nothing, and no way to operate it. I think the movement began life in a small open faced pocket watch, converted to a wrist watch with mis-matching parts, and a faux Omega dial.
