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Maddiecaddy
·Hi, would you mind sharing the serial# ? It can´t be read in the photo.
Omega barn find treasure… previously undocumented 372 movement!
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mac_omega
·It’s #450
I assume that these are the last 3 digits of the serial# right?
Does the serial# begin with 122... or 125... this might be important to shed some light on the former use of the movement...
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Maddiecaddy
·I assume that these are the last 3 digits of the serial# right?
Does the serial# begin with 122... or 125... this might be important to shed some light on the former use of the movement...
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mac_omega
·Starts with 122… and I plan on getting the extract soon
Going by your serial# your movement is sittting comfortably amidst the 1000 pcs number batch which was reserved for cal 372.
don´t order an extract - save your money!
I can tell you what you would receive:
"Reference OT 14306 (OT means 18K solid gold), watch sold to USA" and date of delivery.
You will not gain more information.
kind regards
Erich
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Maddiecaddy
·Going by your serial# your movement is sittting comfortably amidst the 1000 pcs number batch which was reserved for cal 372.
don´t order an extract - save your money!
I can tell you what you would receive:
"Reference OT 14306 (OT means 18K solid gold), watch sold to USA" and date of delivery.
You will not gain more information.
kind regards
Erich
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MSNWatch
··Vintage Omega AficionadoThank you for the info! I guess it really doesn’t matter all that much since we already know what the significance of the 372 cailibre…
Good advice from someone who has spent a lot of time reviewing those archives and who literally wrote the book!
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