Omega Seamaster 300 165.024 Big Triangle

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Yes, David, but as I said many times, but you do not read me, everything on the watch checks with a 1967's watch, not only the movement...That is why I am wondering about the dial..

Now, I have asked a very simple question, and it seems impossible to get an answer on this forum...where were the dials manufactured?

there is a small village in suisse behinde the 7 valleys, where highly trained suisse virgins stroke dials out of solid brass blocks with humming bird feathers .... thats what makes watches that expensive.
 
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Yes, David, but as I said many times, but you do not read me, everything on the watch checks with a 1967's watch, not only the movement...That is why I am wondering about the dial..

Now, I have asked a very simple question, and it seems impossible to get an answer on this forum...where were the dials manufactured?

The more I read you the more I think we should contact the FBI ... are you a serial killer or something like that ?
 
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And you realise I could put an Omega movement inside a donut, and get a perfectly legitimate extract of the archives from Omega.

However, it does not prove that the movement is in the original donut, nor that the donut hasn’t been refinished nor replaced at some point.

Yep- and we can also put the Omega movement inside the Heuer, and probably he will say this proves Heuer used Omega movements in their watches!
 
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Yes, David, but as I said many times, but you do not read me, everything on the watch checks with a 1967's watch, not only the movement...That is why I am wondering about the dial..

Now, I have asked a very simple question, and it seems impossible to get an answer on this forum...where were the dials manufactured?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/ide...original-omega-165-014-or-165-024-dial.71394/

I answered your question. Now it’s your turn to answer my simple questions.
 
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The more I read you the more I think we should contact the FBI ... are you a serial killer or something like that ?

There is a well known politician, who said "everything excessive is irrelevant"..you are irrelevant.
 
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Thank you about the back of the dial..I will check on my side.

Where were the dial manufactured? Was it Singer SA or Omega, or some other firm?

If you can put a 552 movement into a Heuer, show it to me, I would be interested.
 
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...everything on the watch checks with a 1967's watch, not only the movement...That is why I am wondering about the dial..

People are frustrated because you don’t seem to be understanding the message.

Dials are tampered with ALL THE TIME.

Ebay is full of watches that have all original parts EXCEPT THE DIAL.

The dial is the most valuable part of a watch.

Moving on.

You probably know there are only three possible outcomes here.

1. Your dial is fake
2. Your dial has been reprinted on the original brass blank.
3. (Highly unlikely) this is a service dial.
It is doubtful you could get Omega to verify this as a service dial.

Any knowledgeable dealer or collector would recognize your watch as being incorrect and not in original condition.

Hopefully this puts an end to this inane thread.
 
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So...where were those dials manufactured? Singer? Omega?

No answer yet. But I doubt I will get the answer here.

People are not frustrated because I would be not willing to understand, but because I want to go beyond the "it doesn't look like the standard" so it's fake. And when this frustration is expressed with insults and despise, fυck them.

What kind of a forum is this. Is it authorized to disagree down here?

It took six pages to see the back of a seamaster dial here and that is the only thing I learned down here, what kind of exchange is this?

And I do disagree with you...The dial is NOT the most important part fo the watch. As a watch with a 1964 bezel, a triangle dial and a 1965 movement would be rubbish since it would be awfully franken. On the other hand, you may take a dial manufactured in 1964 and put it on 1966 or 1967 or 1969, you won't see the difference. And if such a watch is OK for you, then I disagree.

I have seen many "original" Seamaster with so called "correct dial" and rubbish bezel...uninteresting. Most of the time, this is the bezel which is so awfully fake. And as I have seen, many trader don't really care about the correctness of them.

The subject is not close to me, but it is closed here alright because I've seen the kind of exchanges one can have with a band of morons acting as a group.

What a disgraceful exchange.
 
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So...where were those dials manufactured? Singer? Omega?

I can’t answer you this question since I just don‘t know the answer. I hope more experienced members can help you out.

Below a picture of a 165.025 (left) and a 166.024 (right) modern service replacement dial from the backside. At least those don’t appear to be manufactured by the same company.



Cheers
 
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So...where were those dials manufactured? Singer? Omega?

No answer yet. But I doubt I will get the answer here.

People are not frustrated because I would be not willing to understand, but because I want to go beyond the "it doesn't look like the standard" so it's fake. And when this frustration is expressed with insults and despise, fυck them.

What kind of a forum is this. Is it authorized to disagree down here?

It took six pages to see the back of a seamaster dial here and that is the only thing I learned down here, what kind of exchange is this?

And I do disagree with you...The dial is NOT the most important part fo the watch. As a watch with a 1964 bezel, a triangle dial and a 1965 movement would be rubbish since it would be awfully franken. On the other hand, you may take a dial manufactured in 1964 and put it on 1966 or 1967 or 1969, you won't see the difference. And if such a watch is OK for you, then I disagree.

I have seen many "original" Seamaster with so called "correct dial" and rubbish bezel...uninteresting. Most of the time, this is the bezel which is so awfully fake. And as I have seen, many trader don't really care about the correctness of them.

The subject is not close to me, but it is closed here alright because I've seen the kind of exchanges one can have with a band of morons acting as a group.

What a disgraceful exchange.

Quite frankly, why does it matter where the dials came from?
 
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„No matter how far a jackass may travel, it will never return as a horse.“

This is hopeless. Let it end.
 
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And you realise I could put an Omega movement inside a donut, and get a perfectly legitimate extract of the archives from Omega.

However, it does not prove that the movement is in the original donut, nor that the donut hasn’t been refinished nor replaced at some point.

But who manufactured those donuts? And what's the frosting on the donuts? 😗
 
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Can you get a pic of the back side of the dial?

You originally asked for opinions and received plenty. Do you plan to keep or sell? If you are keeping, then why worry. If you are selling, then you should have concerns. That's just it, concerns. A pic of the back of the dial is your best way to take the next step rather than the banter taking place.