http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/230950423600?ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network . kind regards. achim

 

Lots of rarities originate in that part of Europe....

 

yes, because this model and the other big omega pilots were used by flying teachers and schools and pilots in poland and in czeck...... kind regards. achim

 

Has a badly restored dial though!
And I am not confident if the serial## match - based on my comparison possibilities.
I would not buy unless archives say "GO"

 

here is mine for comparison:::::::: everything under $ 3000 is good. how often have you seen one for sale?? kind regards. achim

 

This looks fine!

But the one on ebay is a put together watch ( serial# of movement is much too low! this movement originates from a different watch) with a non correct re-done dial.

 

this number could be o.k.; this model is from 1936/37 . and omegas mvmt. number is in this range.... kind regards. achim

 

Achim,

I respect your knowledge in this field of Omega collecting but I must respectfully disagree.
I owned 2 of these CK 2042 which had both higher serial## than the one on ebay and both had swapped movements from earlier simple 26.5 models.
So I sold them off... Have still 2 Omega confirmed pieces with much higher serial##
kind regards
ERich

 

erich, that is the beauty of our hobby. nothing for granted..... erich, cal. 26,5 T 2 small second was created 1934 nd did continue till 1950. there is a wide range of numbers. T2 small subsecond without parachoc (which is T3) is around 1936-1940. so this number is possible. just my 2 cents... kind regards. achim