Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Ten days or so from now, Nicolas . . .
. . . final payment will be made tomorrow - the countdown begins!
You knew . . .
. . . this was coming ;-) . . .
Omega 30 T2 RG movement shots.
For the pleasure of the eyes, I asked the owner of this Omega 2366 to remove the case back for some pictures. In the universe of manual winding chronometers, this is a reference which counts! Now I have to find mine, in a big case reference. A pure challe...
You're singing . . .
. . . my song. After five of the more common smaller cased chronometers, I've finally landed a big fish, due in next month. A ref 2366, like your friends example. Here's hoping you find yours soon! Thrilled, Art ...
Ten days or so from now, Nicolas . . .
. . . final payment will be made tomorrow - the countdown begins! You knew . . . . . . this was coming ;-) . . . ...
A 2367 or 2366?
Ciao 2366 is the 35.5mm case, subseconds - this is the 35.5mm case, central seconds. One has the 262 movement, one the 281 (or 30t2rg vs 30T2SCRg). My article on these is on my blog, m Stammi bene Franco
Lovely! Franco has seen these before...
These are photos of a 30t2rg movement, seen through a display back that I had made over a decade ago. ...