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Would this need a lot of work to put right?
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoAppears to be a locally made case with a refinished dial. A good jeweler/goldsmith could likely straighten it out a bit.
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Canuck
·For an answer, you’ll need to take the watch to a specialist watchmaker. You have lead solder on the lugs holding the pins in. I see at least one lug that is bent. Hopefully, the individual who messed up the exterior, didn’t also have a go at the mechanism! Let us know what you find out.
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lucian23
·Anyway if is from your grandfather i think that will worth it to restore it in his memory..
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sheepdoll
·The Baud museum in Vaud Swizerland had a whole section dedicated to such work.
We have a name for such things taken from car culture. Rat-watches.
I am curious to see the movement.
We have a name for such things taken from car culture. Rat-watches.
I am curious to see the movement.
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