Hi all,

I just wanted to share this one with you since there aren't many examples out there to look at. I have seen only a few on OF, including one from @gatorcpa. I also really like the Turler double signed dial - I have never owned one before.

This is a reference 2517-3 with caliber 352Rg and 11.9 million serial. The case is around 35mm. There is some light spotting on the dial, but it has survived a lot better than some other I have seen. I don't have my case knife with me right now, but I'll add some movement photos later in the thread at some point or update the original post.



Edit: movement and caseback photos added

 

Ultra charming

 

Very nice!

 

Thanks for the kind words! Movement and caseback photos added to the OP. Movement looks a bit dirty so I will be sending for service soon. Screwheads look really great though, nearly untouched.

 

Hi
I have such watches, what do you think about them? Omega Chronometer 2517-1 "Plank dial" Omega Constellation 2648 ,cal 352. Nice?

 

Both are very nice @skand, thanks for sharing!

 

What are your thoughts about this one? Looks like 2517 but with officially certified on the dial. Turler seems a bit crude but after quick research it looks like there are 2 types of san serif prints, both slightly different.

https://www.watchprosite.com/omega/turler-signed-early-1950-s-omega-seamaster-automatic-chronomètre-cal-352-/677.1283441.10846611/

 

Kyle, unfortunately that's all I got at a moment. Imho Turler is debatable but everything else looks correct.

 

Amazing thread, thanks for posting.


Could it be 2516?

 

Here are some better photos


Big thank you to @Rudi99 for helping with shipping

 

@Zapatta, is the “TURLER” added later ?

 

Could be, I'll leave that to more knowledgeable members