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·Hello All,
I am a brand new member here, and was hoping for some help just to put together some history on an Omega Seamaster watch.
I believe my father bought this in the 1950's, to replace his cavalry issue Omega given up in 1939 to barter his way to freedom. Whole nother story.
I have it now (he passed away some time ago) and thought I would like to identify as much info as possible.
Since 1974 I've had it serviced once.
On the ToolWatch app, it loses about 1.1 seconds a day.
I opened it up today, and the inside had the reference 2577-11 SC.
There is a number on the inside of the watch, 13063126, and it has printed that it is 17 jewels etc.
A couple of photos attached. Sorry if they are not the best quality, I can try again if that would help.
Thanks for any information!
Regards,
Richard
I am a brand new member here, and was hoping for some help just to put together some history on an Omega Seamaster watch.
I believe my father bought this in the 1950's, to replace his cavalry issue Omega given up in 1939 to barter his way to freedom. Whole nother story.
I have it now (he passed away some time ago) and thought I would like to identify as much info as possible.
Since 1974 I've had it serviced once.
On the ToolWatch app, it loses about 1.1 seconds a day.
I opened it up today, and the inside had the reference 2577-11 SC.
There is a number on the inside of the watch, 13063126, and it has printed that it is 17 jewels etc.
A couple of photos attached. Sorry if they are not the best quality, I can try again if that would help.
Thanks for any information!
Regards,
Richard
