Omega waffle dial

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konung39

·Dec 6, 2023

Hello everyone!

Tell me what model or ref this dial could be.
The movement attached to it is cal267 with serial number 16835117

 

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gbesq

·Dec 6, 2023

The serial number would indicate a 1958 reference and caliber 267 in a manual winder. Probably a “no name” Seamaster (a Seamaster without the “Seamaster” text on the dial), but it’s difficult to determine the reference number without seeing the case.

 

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MacoLR

·Dec 6, 2023

quite impossible to define the reference of the watch this dial was made for.

 

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gbesq

·Dec 6, 2023

Those pencil type markers were used on some “Seachero” models which would be a CK2990 case.

 

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MtV

·Dec 6, 2023

How about a “please” and/or a “thank you”, maybe a word or two what your own research has shown?

 

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cristos71

·Dec 6, 2023

I'd say something like a 2619.

 

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MtV

·Dec 6, 2023

Would certainly help to know the diameter of the dial…

 

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konung39

·Dec 6, 2023

gbesq

Those pencil type markers were used on some “Seachero” models which would be a CK2990 case.

Hi!
I have not found any Seamaster (Seachero) model on the Internet with the same set of numbers, markings and texture.
The font of the numbers is the same as on the Ranchero, but the numbers themselves are stamped and not drawn.
All Ranchero, Seachero, Seamaster have triangular markers on the dial. Later Seamasters have pencil-shaped markers, but these are models with an automatic caliber.
The only thing I found similar was your wonderful Seachero, it also has pencil marks.
I haven’t found dials with honeycomb texture in such models, only in automatic ones.

 

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konung39

·Dec 7, 2023

MtV

Would certainly help to know the diameter of the dial…

~30mm

 

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konung39

·Dec 7, 2023

Here is the most similar option. But the marks are flat and (like the numbers) applied and not stamped

Ref 2503-13

Edited: Dec 7, 2023

 

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konung39

·Dec 23, 2023

On the reverse side of the dial is the A.L.

 

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konung39

·Jan 23, 2024

gbesq

Probably a “no name” Seamaster (a Seamaster without the “Seamaster” text on the dial)

Were there such models?
I saw some sellers on ebay post: preSeamaster model. I think they themselves came up with such a term.
The design is indeed similar to the 2990, but what is the dial diameter of the 2990?

 

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konung39

·Jan 23, 2024

the most similar reference so far, 2540-8, 34mm case.
There are marks instead of numbers, but otherwise a complete match.

Edited: Apr 12, 2024

 

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konung39

·Apr 17, 2024

May be 2800

Edited: Apr 17, 2024

 

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konung39

·Oct 24, 2024

konung39

Hello everyone!

Tell me what model or ref this dial could be.
The movement attached to it is cal267 with serial number 16835117

may be that^

https://marketplace.watchcharts.com...2271-red-star-waffle-dial-cal-260-gents-watch

The font and label designs are the same. But the dial is not waffle, the caliber is old and the year according to the serial number of the movement is also old.

Edited: Oct 29, 2024

 

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konung39

·Oct 29, 2024

same style, but seamaster automatic:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/reduced-again-1954-jumbo-omega-seamaster-bumper-w-waffle-dial-rose-gold-markers.107938/

Thread '[Reduced again!] 1954 Jumbo Omega Seamaster Bumper w/ Waffle Dial & Rose Gold Markers' ·

Up for sale or trade is a very uncommon jumbo 36mm 2765/2764/2771 reference Omega Seamaster bumper with a two-tone waffle dial and rose gold dial furniture. The original dial is in nice condition...

SOLD

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