Pie Pan chronomeTRE?

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Rochete

·Sep 20, 2020

Hi,

I am far from a Pie Pan expert. Things that I do not 'like': should it not be "ChronometER? vertical hairline doesn't look centered, 'M' not the same in 'Automatic' and 'Chronometre',...

Is this dial legit?

Thanks!

 

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Shabbaz

·Sep 20, 2020

Looks good to me. Looks like a 2852.

 

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Rochete

·Sep 20, 2020

Shabbaz

Looks good to me. Looks like a 2852.

Do you know if the word ChronometRE with "straight" M appeared on all 2852? On other references as well?

 

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Rman

·Sep 20, 2020

Google images is your friend

 

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Shabbaz

·Sep 20, 2020

Rochete

Do you know if the word ChronometRE with "straight" M appeared on all 2852? On other references as well?

Not out of my head. But the connie guys will soon chime in.

 

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Shabbaz

·Sep 20, 2020

Here are a couple of other 2852's...😁

https://omegaforums.net/threads/show-me-your-2852-connie.94709/

 

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TexOmega

·Sep 20, 2020

Straight legged "M" is correct for this era with the "RE"

 

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Rochete

·Sep 21, 2020

@PiePanGurus

Just bumping in case anyone has answer to this question: Do you know if the word ChronometRE with "straight" M appeared on all 2852? On other references as well?

 

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Peemacgee

·Sep 21, 2020·Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungers

Rochete

@PiePanGurus

Just bumping in case anyone has answer to this question: Do you know if the word ChronometRE with "straight" M appeared on all 2852? On other references as well?

did you check out the thread posted above?
First page - both straight M and (two) sloping Ms on the 2852 dial

edit:
If you are only talking only about pie-pans - then you will need to go through all 13 pages.
I doubt there is a better resource anywhere else in existence.

Edited: Sep 21, 2020

 

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gbesq

·Sep 21, 2020

If I remember correctly, the changeover from TRE to TER happened around 1959-1960. What is the year of manufacture for this watch? Serial number?

 

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Zapatta

·Sep 21, 2020

As I'm aware, earlier Connies have metRE and later, metER.