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·I am developing The Watchmakers App ( https://thewatchmakersapp.com ) and currently started to update the app with early Omega movements from Omega GF 239 catalogue (1926).
When looking for differences between Cal. 17.4 T1, T2 and T3 I found out from this forum that those might be mentioned in another catalogue GF 494 (1936?). I assume I might find helpful info there about other movements too, as it's marketed as supplement to GF 239. So now I am trying to source GF 494 catalogue, if anyone can help me with that, please let me know.
Also I found out that there is another supplement to the GF 239 - the GF 568, also interested in that (but I have no idea about it's contents, if it's about movements, as there seems to be another supplement about the hands). I would be interested to buy the original, but also a scanned copy would be better than nothing.
(Unfortunately I still don't have enough posts to be able to post in WTB section of this forum.)
And another question - does anyone know if there was any other catalogue published before 1926 with information about Omega movements?
When looking for differences between Cal. 17.4 T1, T2 and T3 I found out from this forum that those might be mentioned in another catalogue GF 494 (1936?). I assume I might find helpful info there about other movements too, as it's marketed as supplement to GF 239. So now I am trying to source GF 494 catalogue, if anyone can help me with that, please let me know.
Also I found out that there is another supplement to the GF 239 - the GF 568, also interested in that (but I have no idea about it's contents, if it's about movements, as there seems to be another supplement about the hands). I would be interested to buy the original, but also a scanned copy would be better than nothing.
(Unfortunately I still don't have enough posts to be able to post in WTB section of this forum.)
And another question - does anyone know if there was any other catalogue published before 1926 with information about Omega movements?
