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As above will be v small. The 410 is only 26.5mm in diameter so rather smaller than most of Omega’s mainstream contemporary movements.
I believe that these manual wind Seamasters are as "big" as their cal 50X brothers, aren't they? 34mm or so?
As mentioned above the crown is a replacement. I don't mind the slightly uneven patination, but along with the worn case and manual movement, it would have to be cheap for me to like it... @joybjoyb - how much is the asking price?
Maybe so, the 50X are 28mm though so are a physically bigger movement. My 50X and 35X fat lug cased watches actually seem a little bigger than that, more like 34.5mm.
I just put a ruler across a blow up of the pic above to do a rough and ready scale test vs the known 26.5mm movement width and I get an approx case dia of 31mm so I would say that it is smaller than the 50X fat lugs.
I believe that these manual wind Seamasters are as "big" as their cal 50X brothers, aren't they? 34mm or so?
As mentioned above the crown is a replacement. I don't mind the slightly uneven patination, but along with the worn case and manual movement, it would have to be cheap for me to like it... @joybjoyb - how much is the asking price?
J joybjoybThe asking price is 550 euros, so around 600 USD.
Thank you all for the comments and advice, I've decided that I'm going to keep on looking out for one that's more to my specifications (automatic movement with an explorer dial)
By the way, did you see this: https://omegaforums.net/threads/red...and-jumbo-seamaster-back.101334/#post-1326432
It'll be a looooooong time before something this good comes up at that price. I am slightly surprised that this hasn't been bought by a reseller and put up for sale on a fancy website at a x2 mark-up.