Universal Geneve FS, the "other” railway watch

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MK1, MK2 and MK3 side by side. Nice to see the small differences.

I love this kind of pics - great to have them aside and play spot the differences game 👍
 
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Thanks to a very kind member of this thread, I am now in the possession of a very nice V1. Yay! Universal railroadwatches make me want to take the train.
 
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Just scored this MK1 from the mid-1960s (23xxx serial). Lug facets are wonderfully sharp, and I absolutely LOVE the crisp and funky numerals on the gorgeous white enamel dial. Thrilled to be part of the UG FS family!
 
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Just scored this MK1 from the mid-1960s (23xxx serial). Lug facets are wonderfully sharp, and I absolutely LOVE the crisp and funky numerals on the gorgeous white enamel dial. Thrilled to be part of the UG FS family!
Congrats. Thats a beauty!!
 
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Just scored this MK1 from the mid-1960s (23xxx serial). Lug facets are wonderfully sharp, and I absolutely LOVE the crisp and funky numerals on the gorgeous white enamel dial. Thrilled to be part of the UG FS family!

👍👍👍
 
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Did anyone notice, that the pictured watch is missing the Swiss or Swiss Made logo below six?

No other watch in this thread lacks the logo, if I remember correctly. Hopefully I didn’t miss where this was already discussed but if not it would be great to hear your opinions.
https://omegaforums.net/attachments/img_20200328_193545-jpg.956628/

Looks like an incorrect rehaut to me - covers more of the dial than any of those others in this thread.
 
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Did anyone notice, that the pictured watch is missing the Swiss or Swiss Made logo below six?

No other watch in this thread lacks the logo, if I remember correctly. Hopefully I didn’t miss where this was already discussed but if not it would be great to hear your opinions.
https://omegaforums.net/attachments/img_20200328_193545-jpg.956628/

I would give the benefit of the doubt. Maybe its a distortion of the plexi on the edge of the dial, not allowing the photo to capture the swiss made.
 
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The rehaut could be the reason indeed. I don’t think it’s any distortion as the picture is very clear otherwise. Probably/Hopefully it’s hidden under the rehaut.
 
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If you look at the size of the top and bottom lug chamfers, that picture is not taken dead on - I'd put it down to some sort of refraction.
 
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If you look at the size of the top and bottom lug chamfers, that picture is not taken dead on - I'd put it down to some sort of refraction.
yes is correct too
congratulations you are very careful collectors ...
roberto trombetta