Omega Seamaster 2846 dilemma

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sneer

·Aug 1, 2024

Dear OF,

There is a dilemma in which I need your advice. As a patient: Omega Seamaster 2846 4 SC, from 1958.

Please tell me if in your opinion, should the hands have radium or not and why?

I found only
https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-omega-ko-2846
Thanks in advance for your help!
Piotr

 

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Dan S

·Aug 1, 2024

If the dial has lume, the hands should have lume.

 

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sneer

·Aug 1, 2024

Dan S

If the dial has lume, the hands should have lume.

The dial have a place for lume but do not have lume inside

 

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apsm100

·Aug 1, 2024·Noob taxpayer

Lume has been removed. Hands are incorrect.

 

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X350 XJR

·Aug 1, 2024·Vintage Omega Aficionado

I still see traces of lume, hands should have lume regardless.

 

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Dan S

·Aug 1, 2024

sneer

The dial have a place for lume but do not have lume inside

OK, you like semantics. If the dial has a place for lume, the hands should have a place for lume. Better?

 

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ACC1965

·Aug 1, 2024

Can you still find radium hands? And mail them?

 

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rennfahrer

·Aug 3, 2024

You can find hands, but that dial and case look fantastic. Even if you got a cheap donor watch for hands, it would be worth it IMO.

 

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bardamu

·Aug 3, 2024

Agreed with the above.
You can have sometimes lume on hands and not on dial, but you can't have the opposite.