Ref. 2318/7 30T2 a redial?

aprax · Jun 12, 2020

Just bought this one:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/Vintgae-Ome...Original-100-Rare-Oversize-265-/264756488566?
I like the dial a lot and that's why I pulled the trigger, but I am quite suspicious, especially concerning the parts printed in white. I'm curious what you experts think...

X350 XJR · Jun 12, 2020

The "white" is is more likely silver gilt which would be correct.

35mm is not an oversize watch in my book.

Eric304 · Jun 12, 2020

looks good to me. But def not oversize.

aprax · Jun 12, 2020

Agreed, not oversize. But I was not fooled by that. To his credit, the seller mentioned the size in mm.
But what you're really saying is that I payed for an oversize, aren't you? 😉

MtV · Jun 12, 2020

Oversize would be 38mm+?

Eric304 · Jun 12, 2020

MtV
Oversize would be 38mm+?

depends. Panerai has 47mm watch. But I think you are right, Omega vintage watch 38mm+ should consider oversize IMO.

Panjo · Aug 20, 2020

Considering the era Omega vintage oversized watch,
in my opinion is 36+

Heavy Cav · Aug 21, 2020

Looks great, congrats

hoipolloi · Aug 21, 2020

White printing is correct for those. Congrats .

Ref. 2318/7 30T2 a redial?

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