Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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I think this answers Hoi's question . . .
. . . about this model being particular to Italy - unless, of course, yours was also sourced there!
Can't say for sure whether I've seen one of these in the metal before. I wonder if they ever came with a black dial?
Cordially, Art
Omega 2505-21 from 1951 . 38 mm with textured dial
Gentlemen: I have recently acquired this 60 year old Omega. The BIG 38 mm size is not often found when looking for vintage Omega from the 1950s and 1960s. This one from 1951 came with the original papers as sold originally in Italy. I am only the second o...
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Congrats AFW. And you have the original papers to go with it, too. I have one 2505 from Italy like yours, did Omega sell them in Italy only ? Best regards....
I think this answers Hoi's question . . .
. . . about this model being particular to Italy - unless, of course, yours was also sourced there! Can't say for sure whether I've seen one of these in the metal before. I wonder if they ever came with a black dial? Cordially, Art
very nice and a good size for todays tastes.
vintage Omega's are the best out there IMO and to find one that doesnt look small on the wrist for todays tastes is a real achievement. enjoy it Graham
