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··Vintage Omega AficionadoThey are stamped not glued on.
Restoring a weird Omega 2503-6
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·They are stamped not glued on.
With stamped, you mean the markers are a single body with the dial and painter over? Otherwise, I'm not understanding what it means.
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·I don't have access to it as I'm out of country. But I'm sure it doesn't have through-holes for the markers. They are simply glued to the dial.
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··Vintage Omega Aficionadothe markers are a single body with the dial and painter over
Yes.
It would help to see the back of the dial when you can.
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·It would help to see the back of the dial when you can.
The best I could do with a smartphone.
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·A little update on the progress. Replaced the missing screw on the crown wheel core, the case screws, a new stem and crown. It's a learning experience, so I had fun searching for the parts and fitting them myself. Apart from a service, the movement is complete.
This is probably my last update for a long time, until I find a good replacement dial.
This is probably my last update for a long time, until I find a good replacement dial.
