Does a 343rg count? This ref. 2576 is presently at the watchmaker, needed a pallet fork replacement. Being no fan of "skeleton" hands, I have asked him to re-lume the hands, but leave the dial as it is.
Bumping this thread with today's arrival: 2517-2 with cal. 352. The crown is a generic replacement. Any chance I can get hold of a genuine, period correct one in this life?
Modern replacement? Yes. Here you go: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-ORIGINAL-OMEGA-STEEL-Crown-32006-SW91-Crown-/202893293535Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network Period correct? Probably not, short of finding another Ref. 2517 watch. gatorcpa
Hi I thought that within 3xx serials, only 352 was intended for chronometer specifications but not 353 or 354 or others. Here I see, that this was not true. Or? Please, I need some explanation. Maybe other persons too.
353 most likely not but some of the 355 (according to AJTT) but I have never seen a chronometre with 355 in the wild
This little baby just won’t let go of me. Pre-Constellation 143.11 , cal 352RG. One of those situations where you hit the buy it now button at the speed light!
Hi I have seen a sq steel 355 chronometre in the wild once! I saved a pic but for the life of me can seem to find it the case looked like a ck 3950 had a hibnailed dial date at 6 and dial was signed Omega Automatic Chronometre if my memory serves me correctly . Good hunting bill