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Omega 1939 Bullseye - movement?
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cristos71
·What do you think it is? Have you Googled those movement numbers to make some comparisons and educate yourself a bit? I'm guessing not as you would clearly have seen some enormous differences...i.e some are round shaped.....
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Fleur_the_rabbit
·Looks a bit like a T-17 to me from the list. But, it is rectangular in shape; no rounded sides.
And, I have discovered my recent habit of being wrong a lot.
And, I have discovered my recent habit of being wrong a lot.
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Fleur_the_rabbit
·R-17.8 looks more likely. A 15 Jewel movement R-17.8 listed as a movement from 1940.
https://millenarywatches.com/omega-calibers/
https://chronomaddox.com/OmegaCaliberList.html#Chronometer Grade Movements
Yet, the movement serial number comes up as 1939.
Perhaps, the year boundaries are not so certain.
https://millenarywatches.com/omega-calibers/
https://chronomaddox.com/OmegaCaliberList.html#Chronometer Grade Movements
Yet, the movement serial number comes up as 1939.
Perhaps, the year boundaries are not so certain.
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Tire-comedon
·Definitely a R.17.8.
