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New addition to my collection
Hi everybody, here's my recent addition to my brand new Omega vintage watches collection. It seems to be Seamaster ref. CK 2814 or ref. CK 2687 with a Seamaster dial, mechanical cal. 420 dated 1952/1954. I hope you enjoy, ciao, Roberto
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New addition to my collection
Hi everybody, here's my recent addition to my brand new Omega vintage watches collection. It seems to be Seamaster ref. CK 2814 or ref. CK 2687 with a Seamaster dial, mechanical cal. 420 dated 1952/1954. I hope you enjoy, ciao, Roberto...
I always thought the caliber 420 looked GREAT !
Hi Robi Please post pics of the back of the watch. You mentioned two case references... are you not sure which on it is ? If possible have a watchmaker open the caseback up and take pics of the movement and inside caseback ! . For some reason the watch lo...
Me too...
Hi Bill, yes, you are right it is a beautiful movement design - I like it too. The only pity - it is mostly used in pretty small cases! regards Erich
Which reference #?
Hi Bill, the case of my watch is approx. 33 mm in diameter and 38 mm from lug to lug. The reason why I mention two reference #s is because from the Omega vintage site the stainless steel case of my watch seems to be of ref.2667, while the dial of ref. 281...