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  1. mikavate May 4, 2020

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    Hey friends, curious to know if Omega ever used this font on their watches. Doesn’t look that familiar however the dial seems to have natural age so I wasn’t confident enough to write it off as a redial right away. Just trying to learn.
     
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  2. Dan S May 4, 2020

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  3. mikavate May 4, 2020

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    Just what was stamped on the inside of the case back.
     
  4. Dan S May 4, 2020

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    Then something is wrong there as well. What is the movement?
     
  5. mikavate May 4, 2020

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    i attached the photo I have of the case opened up above. I think that’s the bumper 354 caliber
     
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  6. Dan S May 4, 2020

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    Wrong movement for the case-back, although it could be the similar ref 2577. A dial for an automatic movement will generally say AUTOMATIC. The dial also doesn't seem to fit properly in the case. It's a bit of a mess.
     
  7. mikavate May 4, 2020

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    So this little thing is just all mixed up. Redial? Wrong Movement? Wrong Caseback?
     
  8. Dan S May 4, 2020

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    IMO, it's a redial with pieces put together from different watches. That's enough for me to stop looking at it.
     
  9. mikavate May 4, 2020

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    Yeah no kidding. Thanks for the help!
     
  10. cristos71 May 5, 2020

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    I feel sorry for that poor, confused, upside down number 4 on the dial ::facepalm2::
     
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