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CaleJB
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Vintage Omega Globemaster need info...
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efauser
·If you google omega globemaster, there's a wealth of information.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorThis is a 2nd generation Globemaster. Made from late 1950's up to 1960 or so.
The name "Globemaster" comes from a military transportation aircraft of the time. It was originally used on US versions of the Omega Constellation back in 1952 as a result of some trademark issues with TWA.
The later models like yours were also US market pieces, but these had non chronometer movements and were priced slightly lower than Seamasters when they were new.
More information on both vintage Globemaster models may be found here:
http://users.tpg.com.au/mondodec//Globemasterpost.pdf
I don't know the current value on the 2nd generation models like yours, but they should be a little less than an equivalent Seamaster.
Hope this helps.
gatorcpa
The name "Globemaster" comes from a military transportation aircraft of the time. It was originally used on US versions of the Omega Constellation back in 1952 as a result of some trademark issues with TWA.
The later models like yours were also US market pieces, but these had non chronometer movements and were priced slightly lower than Seamasters when they were new.
More information on both vintage Globemaster models may be found here:
http://users.tpg.com.au/mondodec//Globemasterpost.pdf
I don't know the current value on the 2nd generation models like yours, but they should be a little less than an equivalent Seamaster.
Hope this helps.
gatorcpa
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Edward53
·Price differences are ironic compared with today's values!
