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Every extract I’ve seen for a soliel is black dial. I’ve been gathering the serials for a few years now.
there are a few they people won’t release to me but I know exist.
And yet there has been an extract issued for a 105.012-64 soleil and at least one other which I found very fishy indeed. I too am in the service dial camp which means no genuine sight unseen extract would be possible.
Except for that time period where notes could be added and in verified/ supported by records.
a -64 soliel seems very fishy to me. Aren’t most -68’s?
Every extract I’ve seen for a soliel is black dial. I’ve been gathering the serials for a few years now.
there are a few they people won’t release to me but I know exist.
One was sold recently at the WOK auction that had an extract that mentioned the blue dial. Does anyone know if Omega are including this on the extract just because the watch currently has a soleil dial or is it from their records?
One was sold recently at the WOK auction that had an extract that mentioned the blue dial. Does anyone know if Omega are including this on the extract just because the watch currently has a soleil dial or is it from their records?
That Watch was removed after one of the last owners pulled it to bits and WoK threatened him with legal action if he didn’t shut up! He requested various members of the watch community to speak out.
It never sold and was pulled from sale.
What was the date on the extract?
That Watch was removed after one of the last owners pulled it to bits and WoK threatened him with legal action if he didn’t shut up! He requested various members of the watch community to speak out.
It never sold and was pulled from sale.
It was the one that I was referring to that was sold by WOK and had a extract that mentioned the blue dial. There must have been another one that @DLT222 is referring to.
This is the one. My error it was Phillips. The whole thing stank and was a complete shit show.
https://www.phillips.com/detail/omega/CH080218/39
Look at the date on the extract and look at the date on the cards.
It's also good to remember that in the late 60's-70's the Swiss watch industry was just being hit by the quartz/Japan avalanche. Keeping track of movement numbers and exactly what watch they were used in for posterity was probably not high on their priority list. You see this over and over with companies that after several decades, find their products "collectable heirlooms". Honestly it's nice to see that they still have records at all. My research into a Longines/Wittnauer watch reached a dead end because Wittnauer, having gone through many corporate changes, has no records to speak of, at all and does not apparently have anyone in customer service who knows anything about watches either.