Seamaster Cosmic 18K

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Yours has just been worn, mine did just sleep in a drawer for decades. For me it is important that there is no polishing, and I have already seen 18k Cosmics polished to death, no indication of any letters on the case back, ugly edges. etc.

Love your dial (which has certainly not been changed), and still.. a 18k Cosmic is rather rare.

Also check your crystal, I hope your watchmaker used a legit one (if changed). You can tell by the Omega logo in the middle.
Let me try if I can show you...
.. I think you can see it on those pictures.

No crystal what i can see
 
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I did a little further research and learned, that our watches feature a Tritium Lume.
This is clearly indicated on the bottom of the dial, where the "Swiss Made" is left and right flanked by a "T".
However, the lume on my watch only lasts for approx 5 seconds. That's normal, because tritium lume lasts for approx 20 years.. and my watch is 56 years.

I think I might have found the thread.
I posted it here: Calling all Pocket Watch Buffs | Page 180 | Omega Forums
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