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·No.
Most likely a replacement case back or movement.
I can't make out the serial number. What is it?
Most likely a replacement case back or movement.
I can't make out the serial number. What is it?
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·Well it has mis-matched parts and either it's a -67 with the wrong movement and bracelet, or it's a -69 or -71 with the wrong dial, bezel and hands.
Condition is very poor so it's value as parts.
Condition is very poor so it's value as parts.
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·it has to be a jumble of parts in some fashion. as mentioned a 32m movement corresponds to a 145.022-69, which would have a painted omega logo.
as your dial has an AML (applied metal logo) it is one of two things: 1. a fairly rare AML from a 145.022-68, which was a one off year transitional old style dial from the 321 speedies placed on the first year of 861. or 2. a 321 dial with repositioned and reshaped feet.
the chronograph second hand is from earlier 321 model watches, as is the mentioned pre-moon caseback.
the DON bezel, isn't usually seen on later year production 145.022-69 (32m serial numbers).
what's the history of the watch? is it a family heirloom? it's not a collector's dream, but there's no reason you can't just wear it and enjoy it as it is. have it serviced and let it keep time as intended.
as your dial has an AML (applied metal logo) it is one of two things: 1. a fairly rare AML from a 145.022-68, which was a one off year transitional old style dial from the 321 speedies placed on the first year of 861. or 2. a 321 dial with repositioned and reshaped feet.
the chronograph second hand is from earlier 321 model watches, as is the mentioned pre-moon caseback.
the DON bezel, isn't usually seen on later year production 145.022-69 (32m serial numbers).
what's the history of the watch? is it a family heirloom? it's not a collector's dream, but there's no reason you can't just wear it and enjoy it as it is. have it serviced and let it keep time as intended.
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Dgercp
·it has to be a jumble of parts in some fashion. as mentioned a 32m movement corresponds to a 145.022-69, which would have a painted omega logo.
as your dial has an AML (applied metal logo) it is one of two things: 1. a fairly rare AML from a 145.022-68, which was a one off year transitional old style dial from the 321 speedies placed on the first year of 861. or 2. a 321 dial with repositioned and reshaped feet.
the chronograph second hand is from earlier 321 model watches, as is the mentioned pre-moon caseback.
the DON bezel, isn't usually seen on later year production 145.022-69 (32m serial numbers).
what's the history of the watch? is it a family heirloom? it's not a collector's dream, but there's no reason you can't just wear it and enjoy it as it is. have it serviced and let it keep time as intended.
Serial as op states too late for 145.022-68.
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·Serial as op states too late for 145.022-68.
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