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  1. DG GW Feb 15, 2018

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    Is this the correct movement?
    Is this a 341?
    Is it not suppose to have a 343 in it since it is a chronmetre?
    Any thing else I should know? Just got the watch last month. First photo with a real camera so sorry about the rough photos.
    Omega,--Auto,-Chronometre,-1944.jpg Omega,--Auto,-Chronometre,-1944-Back2-ns.jpg Omega,--Auto,-Chronometre,-1944-Back3ns.jpg Omega,--Auto,-Chronometre,-1944-Back-ns.jpg
     
  2. Caliber561 Feb 15, 2018

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    Can you take some pictures of the caseback?
    Also, I do believe that these chronometre dialed watches were supposed to have all the "adjusted to ***" markings on the rotor for these bumper movements.
     
  3. padders Oooo subtitles! Feb 15, 2018

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    Date of serial looks ok but I too would have expected more adjustment text. Maybe the rotor has been swapped. Would a Chronometer have had a better regulator? It does look rather like the precursor to the 341 to me.
     
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  4. omegastar Feb 15, 2018

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  5. DG GW Feb 15, 2018

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    Omega,--Auto,-Chronometre,-1944-CaseBack.jpg
     
  6. DG GW Feb 15, 2018

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    Your right based on the size I think it suppose to be one of these. The watch is 35 mm.
    30.1mm, sub second:
    330 (30.10RA PC): -
    331 (30.10RA PC AM): antimagnetic
    332 (30.10T1 RA PC): redesign 331
    333 (30.10T1 RA PC RG): excenter regulator
     
  7. DG GW Feb 15, 2018

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