Show us your 2577 Omega Seamaster (and a little introduction to the reference)

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FormerCollector

·Jun 30, 2023

Appreciate this thread.

Was looking for something similar to this (inherited from Grandfather). Am I to assume the numerals are Rose Gold? Other?

 

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qazwsx1

·Jun 30, 2023

An uncommon black hobnail seamaster in a steel case.
The movement number is higher than usual too (14.1m).

Please visit the thread I created.😁
https://omegaforums.net/threads/my-...on-black-hobnail-dial-in-a-steel-case.161111/

Best,
Teerapat

 

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MtV

·Jul 20, 2023

Finally managed to add a cal. 352 2577 to the bunch. That blued second hands makes such a difference in appearance:

 

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gbesq

·Jul 20, 2023

MtV

Finally managed to add a cal. 352 2577 to the bunch. That blued second hands makes such a difference in appearance:

Another stunning example, Matt. Congrats.

 

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Sa Calobra

·Jul 21, 2023

Nice one Matt. Blue second hand but also the minute track look great

 

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Aedaxoo

·Jul 28, 2023

I recently acquired this in a trade.
Now according to this thread the case is not correct to the serial number. But I have noticed something else that might be an explanation. The caseback is signed hf. Which as omega enthousiasts is an all too familiar case maker. Now the other later 2577's with the same case seem to have a star on the inside of the caseback instead of the huguenin freres mark.

What do you guys think. Either way I still love the look of the watch.

 

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Aedaxoo

·Jul 28, 2023

Forgot to add an actual photo of it in my hand. Sorry for the spam 😀

 

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MtV

·Jul 28, 2023

Aedaxoo

I recently acquired this in a trade.
Now according to this thread the case is not correct to the serial number. But I have noticed something else that might be an explanation. The caseback is signed hf. Which as omega enthousiasts is an all too familiar case maker. Now the other later 2577's with the same case seem to have a star on the inside of the caseback instead of the huguenin freres mark.

What do you guys think. Either way I still love the look of the watch.

Regardless of the case manufacturer, I haven't seen a 13.09m serial movement in a bevelled, fat lug 2577 case. But my list is only a collection of info, I'll safe this and see if more come up. 😀 Yours has an incorrect second hand and crown, but I like the color of the dial. Enjoy it! 😀

 

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MtV

·Jul 30, 2023

Another chronometer certified 2577 has arrived today. RG capped, a few arrowhead indices sprinkled in there… love this configuration!

 

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Hetcins1

·Jul 30, 2023

Beauty.😉

 

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TimeODanaos

·Jul 30, 2023

MtV

Another chronometer certified 2577 has arrived today

😲🥰,Thanks Matt, but how are you doing all this? A wonderful composition (er, dibs?). Even the minute markers bring interest!

 

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MtV

·Jul 30, 2023

TimeODanaos

😲🥰,Thanks Matt, but how are you doing all this? A wonderful composition (er, dibs?). Even the minute markers bring interest!

Haha, thanks! And yes, forgot to mention the markers! Funky little detail.
With the ref. 2577 I just feel like I’ve found a rabbit hole that keeps me absolutely fascinated, the variety is uncanny. And I’m very thankful that a few very kind and helpful OF users occasionally point me towards nice examples, as in this case. 😀

And sometimes, the hunt turns out a good result, too. I think I also haven’t added this one, badly described and not exactly great pics from a small British auction house:

Also rose-gold-capped!

 

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qazwsx1

·Jul 30, 2023

Nice one Matts.

You’re the 4th examples that I found using these
“T T T” minute markers.

MtV

Another chronometer certified 2577 has arrived today. RG capped, a few arrowhead indices sprinkled in there… love this configuration!

 

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RoadRunner73

·Aug 15, 2023

Stunning dials indeed with these "T" minute markers ! 🥰🥰

 

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gbesq

·Aug 16, 2023

My latest arrival, a 2577 with a black honeycomb dial and Breguet numerals.

Edited: Sep 7, 2023

 

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MtV

·Aug 16, 2023

gbesq

My latest arrival, a 2577 with a black honeycomb dial and Breguet numerals.
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Greg. I really like you. But you do need to get a better camera at some point. 😁

This is a particularly nice example. Did I say dibs?

 

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gbesq

·Aug 16, 2023

I actually have a really nice Pentax DSLR. I’m just too lazy to use it! And my new iPhone 14 Pro really takes lousy photos. Not money well spent! 😡 The watch is actually gorgeous.

 

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hejsam

·Aug 16, 2023

gbesq

I actually have a really nice Pentax DSLR. I’m just too lazy to use it! And my new iPhone 14 Pro really takes lousy photos. Not money well spent! 😡 The watch is actually gorgeous.

In this case I think the lightning/focus is the problem, that beauty really deserves a outdoor daylight picture with focus 😀

My iphone 12 mini does not have a great camera but in good conditions the photos actually gets pretty detailed:

(sorry for posting non-2577 material, but I don't have any 2577 atm 🙁)

 

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gbesq

·Aug 16, 2023

I will try that and, if successful, repost. I am reading that the problem with the iPhone 14 series camera is a known issue and that Apple is working on a fix in IOS.

 

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HansGoose22

·Aug 17, 2023

This is my first post here on OF, so be gentle!

I really appreciate this thread, it actually helped my a lot while researching my latest purchase. Thus, I thought I'd show my appreciation and share my beautiful 2577-12SC, Cal. 354, from with I believe to be 1952. Serial number is 13.9m.