Omega case 14700

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Hi,

I have a omega 14700 -61SC that had incorrect movement and dial. I now have the correct caliber but I don't know what size dial is required. It has a seamaster stamp on the caseback. Any help will be most appreciated.
 
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Can you measure the case? That seems like it would be the easiest way.
 
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Remove the movement and measure the inner diameter of the case under the crystal reflector ring. Dial sits up against the ring.

However. You need to be sure the ring doesn’t interfere with the dial indexes.

As movements and dials are fitted to different cases. Finding the right dial could be costly.

Also. Watch would be a frankenwatch. No different than the current one as the proper movement serial number will not match the case reference.

I would leave as it
 
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Remove the movement and measure the inner diameter of the case under the crystal reflector ring. Dial sits up against the ring.

However. You need to be sure the ring doesn’t interfere with the dial indexes.

As movements and dials are fitted to different cases. Finding the right dial could be costly.

Also. Watch would be a frankenwatch. No different than the current one as the proper movement serial number will not match the case reference.

I would leave as it
Hi,
Thanks for the advice, how would you know if the serial number and case number wont match? This is for further references. Is there someway to check
 
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Hi,
Thanks for the advice, how would you know if the serial number and case number wont match? This is for further references. Is there someway to check
Omega would know. The s/n is matched to the case reference number. Not sure if Omega give that information out anymore, but an archived sheet did cost $100? at the time