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Omega Cal.265 and 332 HELP!
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efauser
·Start here. Enter the movement caliber and you'll get a list of possible references. https://www.omegawatches.com/vintage-watches
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Dan S
·Keep in mind that the dials may not be appropriate for all of the references that came with the movement.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorSecond dial looks like a redial.
This is really the hard way to make an Omega. There may be only one case that fits the dials or there may be dozens. No way to know until you try them all. And there is no cross reference that I know of by dial diameter.
Good luck,
gatorcpa
This is really the hard way to make an Omega. There may be only one case that fits the dials or there may be dozens. No way to know until you try them all. And there is no cross reference that I know of by dial diameter.
Good luck,
gatorcpa
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sk8saunders
·Any luck on the 265? I’m currently in the same boat and can’t really afford to spend hundreds on non compatible cases.
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Screwbacks
·try all cases for bumper movements of omega.
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hoipolloi
·You can try case reference 2505 for that 265 movement.
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SerP
·What fits Omega cal.332 - please check this: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/286032362995
Your dial looks very similar to the one in the link, the crown on your product is gold filled, so the case must be gold/gold filled.
Gold case also cold be the reasson why wristwatch hasn't been asembled again (after original case loss).
Your dial looks very similar to the one in the link, the crown on your product is gold filled, so the case must be gold/gold filled.
Gold case also cold be the reasson why wristwatch hasn't been asembled again (after original case loss).
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SerP
·Reference 2495 should fit your second piece (caliber 265 with such dial/hands).
