Omega louis brandt help

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a7tl46

·May 14, 2021

Do the bezels screw or snap on? Thanks Dennis

 

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·May 14, 2021

It would be easy to tell, if the movement was removed from the case. Are you unfamiliar with the “fish-hook” retainers used on ETA movements, that hold the dial feet (if there are dial feet on that dial.) If they are present, a watchmaker could probably tell you without removing the movement from the case. What are your intentions with the watch? Tread carefully if it happens that it belongs to someone else!

 

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a7tl46

·May 15, 2021

Thank you for the reply. I have followed several of you posts over the years. I believe some with information on this very watch.
I am confused though with your response. I'm not referring to removing the dial, although this dial has no posts. I'm unable to detect any marks from the front or rear bezels being removed.
I'm thinking either they have never been removed or possible are threaded.

 

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Peemacgee

·May 15, 2021

@a7tl46
The OVDB says it is a press in case.
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-gb/...ndt-ii-de-luxe-perpetual-calendar-ba-175-0302

 

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Archer

·May 15, 2021·Omega Qualified Watchmaker

If there aren’t any notches or holes in the case back, you can be fairly confident that it presses in place.

 

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a7tl46

·May 15, 2021

Peemacgee

@a7tl46
The OVDB says it is a press in case.
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-gb/...ndt-ii-de-luxe-perpetual-calendar-ba-175-0302

I missed seeing that. Thank you.

 

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a7tl46

·May 15, 2021

Archer

If there aren’t any notches or holes in the case back, you can be fairly confident that it presses in place.

Thanks. Have a stuck date corrector pusher. Its effect all the other functions. Oiled it hoping it will free it up. Dont want to remove bezels if I dont have to.