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Thank you for all information! It is 33mm and I personally like the unusual dial.
Omega 1940´s bullseye
Thank you for all information! It is 33mm and I personally like the unusual dial.
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·I think it's a nice watch you have there, but I don't understand why you think it should be called Bullseye?
The so called (Suverän) Bullseye doesn't have a central second. It looks like this:
The so called (Suverän) Bullseye doesn't have a central second. It looks like this:
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·Thank you for sure my mistake - I thougt bullseye did refer to the style of dial
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·Thank you for sure my mistake - I thougt bullseye did refer to the style of dial
Well, there is no separate model called a "bullseye" as you say, but there should be an inner white part as in @OMEGuy's photo.
I like these cal. 23.4 watches, especially when they are in a case with a spacer like the one you show.
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