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·Sorry for my english, but i don't understand what do you say about plo; in your opinion mesh bracelet is not correct for ploprof? so the clasp 1266/237 for what watch is for?
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Omega Seamaster 166.093 1000m Professional
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·A info: whta's the serial numbers of your 5^ series proto?
A info: whta's the serial numbers of your 5^ series proto?
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cozzani1978
·Ok, but i mean the movement ‘ s serial numbers....
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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·Am asking the watch maker to open the watch will advise as soon as
Thank you
Thank you
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cozzani1978
·Perfect! So you could ask for the omega Archive’s extract.
Have a good evening and thanks again!
Have a good evening and thanks again!
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·It’s a 389629xx number and we should chat via email the other one from 1977 is 389646xx and this was. Like yours normal retail
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I have some interesting news regarding other watches like this
Thx
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I have some interesting news regarding other watches like this
Thx
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·Perfect! So you could ask for the omega Archive’s extract.
Have a good evening and thanks again!
On your prototype watch with the 5- 96 ? number you need to look at the back of the dial of that watch ...I understand it has to go to the watchmaker but take a photo of the back and you will find a series of numbers and possibly letters hand written on the dial back which is a code for the use that the prototype was tested for
There will be a matching number to the case
Please send me the code and I hope I will be able to describe it to you ..best wishes and a happy new year
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·Also there is information about the offshore bracelet ...there are at least 2 versions numbered 37 and 59 which one do you have ?
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Paultav
·Hello I have a question, can you please tell me why at the same watch omega seamaster 1000 professional I have seen pictures that the crown is sometimes on the left side and sometimes on the right? Thanks
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·Well that’s an interesting question which wasn’t fully understood until recently
The watch case has the movement number inscription inside which is the normal way up when the crown is on the right
However the watch was designed to have the crown on the left side so that it would be more comfortable worn normally or with a wet suit
So when the Watches were serviced occasionally the watches were reassembled they followed the right hand configuration not the left hand assembly
Please send me any photos you have and I will give you more particulars
The watch case has the movement number inscription inside which is the normal way up when the crown is on the right
However the watch was designed to have the crown on the left side so that it would be more comfortable worn normally or with a wet suit
So when the Watches were serviced occasionally the watches were reassembled they followed the right hand configuration not the left hand assembly
Please send me any photos you have and I will give you more particulars
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·Thank you for your reply. That's what happend to my watch too. After I had send it for service, I took it back with the crown on the right. So if I understood well in a next service I can switch it back as it was? Thank you and sorry for my english.
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·Thank you for your reply. That's what happend to my watch too. After I had send it for service, I took it back with the crown on the right. So if I understood well in a next service I can switch it back as it was? Thank you and sorry for my english.
Please post a photo and If you like I will advise what should not be swapped
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·The watch used to be left side crown if I remember correct but now is right side... Which means that the first time they swaped it they should have given me some parts??? You mean sealing oring and etc?. Or if you swap it you dont need some parts from the inside so you have to keep them? thanks
p.s I dont have photo from the inside of the watch
p.s I dont have photo from the inside of the watch
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·I would say the most important (different) part is the date disc. A lefthand winder and right-handed has different date disc. IMO
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·I am very comfused with this watch 😜. I dont intent to sell it anyway so I dont care so much about. All I know is that it was bought new and its not from spare parts so I think thats count the most. Thank you!
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·I would say the most important (different) part is the date disc. A lefthand winder and right-handed has different date disc. IMO
I would say the most important (different) part is the date disc. A lefthand winder and right-handed has different date disc. IMO
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·The watch used to be left side crown if I remember correct but now is right side... Which means that the first time they swaped it they should have given me some parts??? You mean sealing oring and etc?. Or if you swap it you dont need some parts from the inside so you have to keep them? thanks
p.s I dont have photo from the inside of the watch
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·Here is a photo
It’s a 1012 caliber and it might be worth getting an extract from archives based on the movement serial number
These watches are very rare in full original condition and your bezel looks untouched and the dial is a type 2 oval 0 with no ‘bubbling ‘which is very uncommon
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·Yes the hands has been replaced as well as the glass because in a previous service probably not in an authorised they damage it but I have it as well as the date and the old crown.
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