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janice&fred
·lookin good that's what I think about it !
perhaps get the movement cleaned and oiled and enjoy.
perhaps get the movement cleaned and oiled and enjoy.
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Shabbaz
·It's a app. 1964 seamaster 600. Probably Plaque Or 40 microns with a 611 omega caliber which probably belongs to a model 136.011. Probably a 34,4 mm case without crown. Movement needs a service. Enjoy! Picture of the inside of the caseback?
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Shabbaz
·But it also could be a smaller 600 model...😁
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Arthur Vank
·It's a app. 1964 seamaster 600. Probably Plaque Or 40 microns with a 611 omega caliber which probably belongs to a model 136.011. Probably a 34,4 mm case without crown. Movement needs a service. Enjoy! Picture of the inside of the caseback?
What do you mean with plaque? i'll take a picture of the back of the caseback when i recieve the watch.
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janice&fred
·plaque is just a fancy word for plated. your omega will probably be gold plated.
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·Lovely watch! Share some pics when you get it. If you don’t have a watchmaker handy to do the service, let us know and someone can reccomend one near you. If this is your first vintage watch (or more specifically Omega), the oils inside dry out after about a decade, so even if it’s running fine- it’s dry as a bone and needs a good CLA.
Don’t take it to an Omega boutique, any qualified independent watchmaker (not the place in the mall that changes batteries and sells $10 straps) with an Omega parts account can do a service on it and not change out cosmetic parts like the hands or dial, which Omega may to “ make it like new”.
Don’t take it to an Omega boutique, any qualified independent watchmaker (not the place in the mall that changes batteries and sells $10 straps) with an Omega parts account can do a service on it and not change out cosmetic parts like the hands or dial, which Omega may to “ make it like new”.
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vicsdca
·I, too, think it looks great! It may be a solid gold case.
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Arthur Vank
·Lovely watch! Share some pics when you get it. If you don’t have a watchmaker handy to do the service, let us know and someone can reccomend one near you. If this is your first vintage watch (or more specifically Omega), the oils inside dry out after about a decade, so even if it’s running fine- it’s dry as a bone and needs a good CLA.
Don’t take it to an Omega boutique, any qualified independent watchmaker (not the place in the mall that changes batteries and sells $10 straps) with an Omega parts account can do a service on it and not change out cosmetic parts like the hands or dial, which Omega may to “ make it like new”.
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·Someday, I will own one 🥰
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Shabbaz
·Thanks 😀
What do you mean with plaque? i'll take a picture of the back of the caseback when i recieve the watch.
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Arthur Vank
·Dont think so. Look at lugs.
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Shabbaz
·Whats the difference in lugs when it's solid gold or goldplated?
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Shabbaz
·They did'nt came in solid gold cases.
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Arthur Vank
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I see, it is very clear
