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·Hello everyone, I am new, but have a passion for watches. I have a Trident that I am trying to get information on. any idea's where I can find serial number information??
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MRC
·Hello everyone, I am new, but have a passion for watches. I have a Trident that I am trying to get information on. any idea's where I can find serial number information??
Then: roughly how old is it? There seem to be "Tridents" from several modern manufacturers, quartz and automatics, so is it that recent? Are there any markings on the case-back? Have you tried a photo search on any logo on the dial?
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·Thank you for ur reply, I will send a photo in a while. it is a 15 jewel manuel wind, with numbers 9231621 on the movement and 9831495 on the case back. Blue trident hour hand and blue minute hand,also has gold raised numbers
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·Serial number according to here: https://serial-number-decoder.com/omega/omega.htm is 1939. Though, those are potentially inaccurate. Other than that, I can't give much information.
Based on the photo, I suspect the dial might have been repainted at one point, and at least 1 of the hands doesn't seem to match, though I'm far from an expert on these. The minute track looks 'heavy handed' for an Omega watch, and the seconds track has some inconsistencies I wouldn't expect to see from an original dial.
Based on the photo, I suspect the dial might have been repainted at one point, and at least 1 of the hands doesn't seem to match, though I'm far from an expert on these. The minute track looks 'heavy handed' for an Omega watch, and the seconds track has some inconsistencies I wouldn't expect to see from an original dial.
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RLO
·Thank u very much
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Vitezi
·I have a Trident that I am trying to get information on.
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·Circa 1935-36 assuming the first digit is an "8." Interestingly, it has a US import code. I guess this is a cal 26.5 with missing regulator parts.
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·Circa 1935-36 assuming the first digit is an "8." Interestingly, it has a US import code. I guess this is a cal 26.5 with missing regulator parts.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI would put the date to about 1940/1941.
Omega also used the Neptune (trident) hands on the Marine Standard Ref CK3683.
Omega also used the Neptune (trident) hands on the Marine Standard Ref CK3683.
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·My non-trident says hello, is the caseback like mine too?
I find it inspiring to see a Neptune model available in this case, so many variations!
I find it inspiring to see a Neptune model available in this case, so many variations!
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mac_omega
·Serial number according to here: https://serial-number-decoder.com/omega/omega.htm is 1939. Though, those are potentially inaccurate. Other than that, I can't give much information.
Based on the photo, I suspect the dial might have been repainted at one point, and at least 1 of the hands doesn't seem to match, though I'm far from an expert on these. The minute track looks 'heavy handed' for an Omega watch, and the seconds track has some inconsistencies I wouldn't expect to see from an original dial.
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·theres what the back looks like
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