Back from the watchmaker! Thorough service, new original shallow decagonal crown and a non-riveted seconds hand manufactured from a cal. 10XX hand, shortened to correct length. My independent watchmaker can no longer order original crystals 🤬 but a polish goes a long way.
I have seen this case/dial variation delivered with grey folded straps. The ostrich I found has the exact same color.
Non-riveted? Can you please explain what that means?
Cheers, Al
I would like to hear crown opinions from the connie folks. Specifically, I have a -0 reference 2852 that has a seamster crown. You can view it in this thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/show-me-your-2852-connie.94709/page-3#post-1238600
I heard somewhere that a few of the early 2852s came with this crown. I have reached out to Omega and not an answer. I see that few of the other watches in this thread have the same crown:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/show-me-your-2852-connie.94709/#post-1229558
https://omegaforums.net/threads/show-me-your-2852-connie.94709/#post-1229863
https://omegaforums.net/threads/show-me-your-2852-connie.94709/page-6#post-1284124
Not it seems to me that there are two possibilities:
Since the source doesn’t seem to know the answer, I going to risk adding fuel to this rumor and ask viewpoints here. So what do you all think… oringal crown, or not? aAnd better yet, if a replacement, would you correct with a pie pan crown?
- Urban legend is true, and these are original crowns.
- Watches that got sent in for service and the classic pie pan shaped crown got replaced.