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cfw
·Hi guys I am looking at buying this Omega with 30t2 movement in. The ref no the case back isn't yielding any help. Can anyone help id the watch? Is the dial legit?
Omega 30t2 id help
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Puma_135o
·That's a serial number, and it says that the watch has been produced in 1944.
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Dan S
·That was an interesting dial design, unfortunate about the condition.
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coffee
·That watch probably was in WW2 trenches, sure has had a life. Love the 30T2 workhorse which is on my radar.
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Bumper
·I have a similar dial from a ref 2639. Sub seconds though.
The watch you posted is 32 - 33mm? Missing case screws and has had the case polished.
The watch you posted is 32 - 33mm? Missing case screws and has had the case polished.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorThat watch probably was in WW2 trenches, sure has had a life.
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sheepdoll
·Someone was a bit heavy handed with the buffing wheel.
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Pvt-Public
·Is the dial legit?
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speedb
·Would need a clearer dial photo but it definitely seems like a redial, possibly with the original hour markers
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Pvt-Public
·The ref no the case back isn't yielding any help.
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coffee
·The movement was made during the war. That’s all we can document. Highly unlikely it was a military issued watch. It certainly could have been on the wrist of a soldier, but there is no way to prove it.
gatorcpa
Yes, indeed. I was being sarcastic due to the year being 1944 and due to the condition made the analogy.
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·Thanks for the input, decided to give it a skip
