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Enoerik

·Jun 6, 2020

Hello,
I just got this piece. Was told to be a 145.022-68, but the caseback says 145.012-67.
I think it may be the last one?
Where is the serial-number located?
Hope You all can help.

Edited: Jun 6, 2020

 

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padders

·Jun 6, 2020·Oooo subtitles!

Is it a 321 or 861?

 

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BatDad

·Jun 6, 2020

That’s an 861 coupling clutch spring.

 

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killer67

·Jun 6, 2020

It could be either one based on the serial number but a 145.022-68 would have an inner caseback marked as such. Need more pics but my guess is wrong caseback

 

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padders

·Jun 6, 2020·Oooo subtitles!

If it’s got an 861 then the caseback is wrong. Or the movement has been swapped. The bezel make me suspicious too. This may well be a Bitsa.

 

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BatDad

·Jun 6, 2020

We’ve seen this one before this year? No?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/help-me-with-my-frankenstein-pre-moon.108412/#post-1424950

 

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Enoerik

·Jun 6, 2020

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It could be either one based on the serial number but a 145.022-68 would have an inner caseback marked as such. Need more pics but my guess is wrong caseback

Thanks, but where do I find the serialnumber?

 

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AAAKK

·Jun 6, 2020

E Enoerik

Thanks, but where do I find the serialnumber?

 

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killer67

·Jun 6, 2020

E Enoerik

Thanks, but where do I find the serialnumber?

9 digit number showing on your movement picture

 

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rob#1

·Jun 6, 2020

🍿

 

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timecube

·Jun 6, 2020

E Enoerik

Where is the serial-number located?

 

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Foo2rama

·Jun 6, 2020·Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...

BatDad

We’ve seen this one before this year? No?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/help-me-with-my-frankenstein-pre-moon.108412/#post-1424950

@Enoerik You might want to look at that thread....

TLDR:

Its an amalgamation of parts... And the guy that sold it to you most likely knew.

The movement is for a 145.022, the dial depends and we need to see the back of it, the case back is wrong for the movement.

 

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ndgal

·Jun 6, 2020

E Enoerik

I think it may be the last one?

There was another reference between the 145.012-67 and 145.022-68

 

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Enoerik

·Jun 7, 2020

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Thanks, but where do I find the serialnumber?

 

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Enoerik

·Jun 7, 2020

BatDad

We’ve seen this one before this year? No?

https://omegaforums.net/threads/help-me-with-my-frankenstein-pre-moon.108412/#post-1424950

Thanks, it sounds like the guy I bougt it from.

 

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JimInOz

·Jun 7, 2020·Melbourne Australia

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The dust cover doesn't have a serial number.

It's the 7 digit number engraved on the movement.

Edit: I mean 8 digit number.

Edited: Jun 7, 2020

 

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killer67

·Jun 7, 2020

https://omegaforums.net/threads/help-me-with-my-frankenstein-pre-moon.108412/#post-1424300

Same watch. What is the question?

 

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timecube

·Jun 7, 2020

E Enoerik

Thanks, it sounds like the guy I bougt it from.

May I enquire how much you paid for this beauty?

 

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JanV

·Jun 7, 2020

A good question asked on the other thread, so i repeat it also in this thread.

Can you please post a picture of the watch set to 06:00?

There seems to be some confusion going on in the other thread, so would be great to know who actually has the watch in their hands, OP or someone else?

 

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timecube

·Jun 7, 2020

JanV

There seems to be some confusion going on