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Show us your 2577 Omega Seamaster (and a little introduction to the reference)
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thelinendial
·@MtV really enjoyed your writeup.
Here's my Omega Seamaster Reference 2577-11 movement 332, White Waffle Dial from 1952.
Here's my Omega Seamaster Reference 2577-11 movement 332, White Waffle Dial from 1952.
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MtV
·Adding another chronometer certified example to the gang:
A cal. 352 example from that transitional period in which Omega seems to have experimented with the dial layout.
My absolute highlight are the hands with the extra large luminous inserts. Only the second hand will need replacing.
A cal. 352 example from that transitional period in which Omega seems to have experimented with the dial layout.
My absolute highlight are the hands with the extra large luminous inserts. Only the second hand will need replacing.
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gbesq
·Adding another chronometer certified example to the gang:
A cal. 352 example from that transitional period in which Omega seems to have experimented with the dial layout.
My absolute highlight are the hands with the extra large luminous inserts. Only the second hand will need replacing.
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MtV
·Another nice one, Matt, and I love the strap. Saw this a few days ago: 1953 OMEGA SEAMASTER AUTOMATIC | Omega Enthusiast (omegaenthusiastltd.com) Not on my radar because the price is in the stratosphere, but a really nice example of a black hobnail dialed 2577.
I've seen this and discussed it with the previous owner, who happens to be an OF member. I have my doubts about it tbh - 13.9m serial is one of the latest among 2577s, years after the ones that were produced without "Seamaster" on the dial. Happy to be proven wrong, of course.
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gbesq
·I've seen this and discussed it with the previous owner, who happens to be an OF member. I have my doubts about it tbh - 13.9m serial is one of the latest among 2577s, years after the ones that were produced without "Seamaster" on the dial. Happy to be proven wrong, of course.
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cristos71
·I've seen this and discussed it with the previous owner, who happens to be an OF member. I have my doubts about it tbh - 13.9m serial is one of the latest among 2577s, years after the ones that were produced without "Seamaster" on the dial. Happy to be proven wrong, of course.
"Only" $4.5K too! 😲
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qazwsx1
·Pls buy them and let us see in this forum, @cristos71 😲
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Too rich for my blood!!
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qazwsx1
·I've seen this and discussed it with the previous owner, who happens to be an OF member. I have my doubts about it tbh - 13.9m serial is one of the latest among 2577s, years after the ones that were produced without "Seamaster" on the dial. Happy to be proven wrong, of course.
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hejsam
·Recently added 2577 with black waffle dial, text has faded a bit but its not unusual with the textured dials. Needs a new shorter second hand but otherwise have
lots of charm 😀
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iamvr
·Only the second hand will need replacing.
Needs a new shorter second hand
I wonder why so many of these have the wrong second hand. Were they prone to breaking? I had the same problem on one of my 2577. It took quite some time to find a donor watch as many of 2577 on eBay and elsewhere also had the wrong second hand lol.
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanI wonder why so many of these have the wrong second hand. Were they prone to breaking? I had the same problem on one of my 2577. It took quite some time to find a donor watch as many of 2577 on eBay and elsewhere also had the wrong second hand lol.
I thought that expert watchmakers/jewellers were able to dock the end of this style of sweep second hand.
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MtV
·I wonder why so many of these have the wrong second hand. Were they prone to breaking? I had the same problem on one of my 2577. It took quite some time to find a donor watch as many of 2577 on eBay and elsewhere also had the wrong second hand lol.
Maybe just because it's an extremely delicate part?
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cristos71
·I wonder why so many of these have the wrong second hand. Were they prone to breaking? I had the same problem on one of my 2577. It took quite some time to find a donor watch as many of 2577 on eBay and elsewhere also had the wrong second hand lol.
Corrosion of the hand, I've seen many missing the tip or a bit more, which then gets switched out down the line
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·Also a configuration that’s worthy of being posted here, a black “golfball” dial 2577 with rose gold furniture.
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·Purchased this 2577-6 early this year. It is my first vintage Omega. Also I did not add the newer lume, it was sadly added by a previous owner.
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hejsam
·And a wristshot!
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·Sorry for spamming this thread but just wanted to show how it looks after I got help shortening the second hand!
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