Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Not much for pointer dates in general . . .
. . . and also not much for calendar indications that have to be manually set every month.
As far as I know, Omega has made only one perpetual calendar wristwatch, and that was in the '90s.
Art
Stolen watches alert: two vintage Omegas were stolen recently . . .
. . . in Beverly Hills. If anyone comes into contact with either of these two Farsi calendar moon phase watches, please contact me. 1948 Ω ref 2486-1, cal 381, movement (or case, I'm not sure) #11208612 1948 Ω ref 2486-2, cal 381, movement (or case, I'm n...
Reference 2486, along with 2471, 2606, and 3944, showcased Omega's cal 381 triple-date moonphase movement . . .
. . . from the late '40s thru mid-'50s. These were designed and manufactured in-house, unrelated to other similar movements common at the time. Not my cup of tea; Andrew D was a fan, though. They're difficult to collect as so many have been re-dialed. Why...
Thank you so much Art....
why don't you like them? they remind me a bit of the Rolex Padellones S.
Not much for pointer dates in general . . .
. . . and also not much for calendar indications that have to be manually set every month. As far as I know, Omega has made only one perpetual calendar wristwatch, and that was in the '90s. Art
that’s sad...I don’t even think the guy knows what he took !
I’ve never seen a Farsi calendar Omega earlier...will watch out for it Art. Best, Mahesh.,
You're right about the thief not knowing what he's stolen - the watches were lifted . . .
. . . at a Beverly Hills restaurant. Target of opportunity, it seems . . .
It's sad. its a beautiful watch.
Size is slightly larger than the normal cosmic. here is mine. I know how I'd feel if I lost mine. ...