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·Yes sir. Tanner Morehouse at TM Watch Co. is working his magic upon it now.
Not all ribbon dials are from 1961, but most of them are. Post some pics when you get it back!
Yes sir. Tanner Morehouse at TM Watch Co. is working his magic upon it now.
Not all ribbon dials are from 1961, but most of them are. Post some pics when you get it back!
Another of the most common of uncommon dial variations, although I think it only exists on American references.
I think that it’s not entirely true. Here’s a Golden Mercury De Ville made for the Italian market.
@gbesq what exactly is done to your watch? Is it a regular service or is there more to it?
I’m having a regular movement service done, but in addition to that Tanner will replate and relume the hands, install a new crystal and crown, and lightly refinish the case. He has done this for me before on another Seamaster and it came back looking like this:
You’re welcome👍 It’s an applied logo by the way, but on the photo it looks flat. I think it’s a Swiss golden case. Should check the hallmark👎
I mean the "OMEGA" logo. It's usually applied on automatic SMDVs, like mine above. 😀
Also, I found this uncommon dial pattern too.
Pls name it.
It’s my talent to find the uncommon piece, even just the pictures. 🙄
Another uncommon dial that I would like to share.
I believe that it belongs to the collector in this forums.
Please named it.
if anyone had these dial pattern, please share!!