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No problem, you might want to contact....
...Desmond Guilfoyle over at the Omega constellation collectors blog. He's an expert
on questions such as these and has quite a lot of knowledge on both rarities and
fakes in vintage Omegas. (Not to imply that this watch is necessarily either!)
cheers, Tom
1957 Seamaster
By: dmcwilliams : August 11th, 2009-16:59
Hello... Thanks for the response. I am not too computer savy and I don't know how to post the pics. I can send you the xxxxxxxxxxx and there ar eseveral pics of the watch there. Can you walk me through the process? Thanks, Davd This message has been edite...
My two cents only...
By: tee530 : August 11th, 2009-19:36
...as there are other, far more knowledgeable Omega folks around. Looking at the Omega vintage DB, several aspects of the watch check out, including the case reference number, (indicated as often appearing as 2846-2848), the manufacture date, and the cal ...
I see it...
By: gatorcpa : August 11th, 2009-20:13
...but I don't know why it only has 5 digits. Sounds like a question for Omega, or perhaps for our moderator, who has forgotten more about vintage Omegas than I will ever know. The dial looks good to me. Black dials on these early Seamasters seem to be mo...
For me...
By: mac_omega : August 11th, 2009-23:54
For me everything looks OK except the winding crown which looks like a later replacement. The "issue" with the movement serial# however is very odd and this "problem" can only be solved by the Omega museum database. Only they will know from their books......