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  1. ani-micheal Oct 18, 2017

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    IMG_7191.JPG IMG_7192.JPG Good morning,
    i want to ask an opinion about an omega gold dial i found recently. The size Is about 29,5 mm.

    I'm seeking general information about the dial the caliber of the movement and reference where the dial was been used. I try to google search information with poor results, can anyone help me? Many thanks in advance.
     
  2. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Oct 18, 2017

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    Based on the dial feet positions and the pattern of rust on the back side of the dial near the date window, it's for a 563/565 movement...

    Here is the cut out on the calendar plate for a quick setting 56X series movement (565 in this case):

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    Here is the rust pattern on the dial - in reverse of course:

    [​IMG]

    The specific case reference I can't tell you but looking for DeVille's with 563/565 is a start for you anyway...

    Cheers, Al
     
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  3. ani-micheal Oct 18, 2017

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    Thank you very much for this first initial precious information. Hope to receive more information from other in the forum.
     
  4. No Mercy Oct 18, 2017

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    I think yours will fit on ref. 166.033 with cal. 565
     
  5. ConElPueblo Oct 18, 2017

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    These have been discussed before, I believe...

    Do some searches on the forum and be creative in the search field and I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for :)
     
  6. ani-micheal Oct 18, 2017

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    Image found on internet, seems to be the same dial, but the reference shown in the picture, checked in the omega vintage database seems to be of a Constellation 565 Schermata 2017-10-18 alle 21.10.13.png
     
  7. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Oct 19, 2017

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    1660105 case is definitely for a DeVille. Note that the Omega vintage database is not always accurate or complete.

    Pretty sure you have found the correct reference.

    Cheers, Al
     
  8. ani-micheal Oct 19, 2017

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    Thank you very much for all.