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Omega Geneve 1970s
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Davidt
·Looks like a ref 136.011. Gold plated case.
Movement will either be cal 611 (non quickset date) or 613 quickset date), probably the latter.
Movement will either be cal 611 (non quickset date) or 613 quickset date), probably the latter.
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Delroyb
·Funilly enough, I picked up the non-date version of this yesterday, the 135.011, with a cal.601. These came with both Geneve and Seamaster 600 dials, both with the Seamaster marked caseback. Looks like a pretty honest watch to me, crown maybe a replacement, but hard to tell from this angle. If you let us know where you are located, I'm sure a decent watchmaker can be recommended.
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The Icelander
·Yes the crown does not have an omega logo on it.
I was wondering if it had degraded or if it is another crown. I'm located in a town called Akureyri in Iceland
And I don't know if there is any watchmaker good enough to service the watch but there is a Rolex certified see store in the capital that could do the job
I just wanted to see if anyone knows of a good dealer for a replacement crystal
I was wondering if it had degraded or if it is another crown. I'm located in a town called Akureyri in Iceland
And I don't know if there is any watchmaker good enough to service the watch but there is a Rolex certified see store in the capital that could do the job
I just wanted to see if anyone knows of a good dealer for a replacement crystal
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoI just wanted to see if anyone knows of a good dealer for a replacement crystal
Unless the crystal is cracked you could try polishing it with a product called PolyWatch. It can be found on eBay, Amazon and many other online sources.
https://www.amazon.com/Plastic-Crystal-Scratch-Remover-Polish/dp/B00E3T237C
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaUnless the crystal is cracked you could try polishing it with a product called PolyWatch. It can be found on eBay, Amazon and many other online sources.
https://www.amazon.com/Plastic-Crystal-Scratch-Remover-Polish/dp/B00E3T237C
Looks like a good crack on the edge between 3 and 4 🙁.
If it is a 136.011 like @Davidt said (looks like it) then the crystal you need is Omega Part Number 063PX5005.
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