Great Thanks, hope we are not bidding to much against each other I guees you also have found the places to find them in Sweden.

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Thomas

 

Recently i was told there is a Suverän ref. more than the ref. 2400 !!!!!

I can not get it confirmed in the Omega book or the online archive. Its ref. 2425 a center second version of the ref. 2400

Kaplans are normally very accurate in their descriptions:

http://www.kaplans.se/en/auktioner/2238/vara/789728

So if it is true i am missing a lot in my Suverän collection

Is there any one who have info on this ref. 2425?

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Thomas

 

Bringing up this thread again. I have a black Omega that according to the serial# is made in 1944. It has a blank back and the dial looks a bit different from the Suverän's earlier in this thread. For instance, it has no circle on the inner side of the second marks. It has a Ω on the crown. Anybody could tell about the value of it? It works, but need a little adjusting to keep time.

 

I see the reference 2383-6 in this advert:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-turler-40’s-ref-2383-6-709-cal-30t2.8117/
Looks very similar to yours.

 

Except for the colour of the dial and the Turler name, yes.

 

The dial layout is the same. If you google the reference or check in the Omega museum research area you may find your colour dial as an option.
Turler was added because they were the retailer who sold that watch (and many others I'm sure).

 

Found this one http://www.chrono24.se/omega/mens-steel-winding-suveran-calibre-30t2-circa-1946--id2890510.htm It looks identical.

 

It certainly looks the same to me. However, I thought the suveran watches were made specifically for the Swedish market and have Swedish markings on the case back, or "omega suveran", or were marked on the dial with officer. If they don't have either or both then surely it is a ref. 2383-6 which is also a nice watch but not a suveran.
Or am I looking at this the wrong way round ?

 

2383 use the same case, but dials and casebacks is different.

 

So I guess the fact it's not a suveran will mean it's not as valuable except as a parts watch.
If the movement is ok and you could buy it for less than £200 and get it serviced it would make a nice addition to your collection.