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  1. FraenkTheTank Aug 13, 2018

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    hello,
    I need to ask for advice for two watches which I inherited!
    Actually I have no idea which models these are. I would really appreciate to get any information about these watches. Many Thanks in advance



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  2. chipsotoole Aug 13, 2018

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  3. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Aug 13, 2018

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    Omega has a non Omega case, probably South American. Dial refinished, sub-dial has lost it's crispness and would likely have had second track not the cross.
     
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  4. mac_omega Aug 13, 2018

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    I can confirm the above
     
  5. chipsotoole Aug 13, 2018

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    There you go- experts have spoken... I can’t seem to get it right...generally if the dial is too perfect and it comes from the 50s early 60s then a redial or refinish is more likely... I was lured by the bone patina... so glad I don’t hunt or collect these sort.