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Omega 2545-1 jumbo Dating from the early 1930's.

peterkirk01
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Just wondering if this early 1930's 2545 -1 is worth spending money on getting it back up and running. I bought it as a project a while back and any information that I can find seems to suggest that it's a rare watch from the early 1930's. When I say jumbo 1930's it's 39mm without the crown. The dial is damaged but it is still a wearable vintage watch. Thanks for looking and hopefully suggestions.b
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news...
ref 2545 should have a cal 30 T2 SC inside - so somebody did a DIY-job and replaced the movement with a 26.5 which is not correct for this ref.
 
peterkirk01
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Thanks for the reply. I thought that the movement date was very early for the watch.
 
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