Sorry to contradict - all the hands are legit!
There is a small series of references/dials with this particular "inverse" hands design with the short second hand and the long minute hand.
I have a watch with a very similar dial/hands combo in my collection.
That is a lovely watch! What is the case reference (if you don't mind)?
So the every new poster asking for advice is guilty in questions with selling motives and have to be meet with a hostile attitude, until they have proven the opposite or have gone again?
Sorry to contradict - all the hands are legit!
There is a small series of references/dials with this particular "inverse" hands design with the short second hand and the long minute hand.
I have a watch with a very similar dial/hands combo in my collection.
Sorry to contradict - all the hands are legit!
There is a small series of references/dials with this particular "inverse" hands design with the short second hand and the long minute hand.
I have a watch with a very similar dial/hands combo in my collection.
Interesting, I have this cal 28SC, ref 2416 from around 1947, with the same kind of dial but a longer (blued) second hand. I was convinced that it is full original, but maybe the second hand was changed?
These early watches don´t have ref.## in the case back, just a case serial#.
As I did not order an extract from the Omega archive I do not know the reference# but as far as I recall it is a bit larger than your watch (I have it in the bank deposite box, so I can not give you the diameter).
