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the inside scoop
Hi Erich, I've been waiting for pictures of the "innards", and here's what I have found: Case is .900 silver, hallmarked for the UK (Lion and crown) Serial number of the movement is 7,46X,XXX which places it to 1929-35 Movement needs a cleaning and service which it will get. Movement is 15 jewels and I think it is a 23,7. The Omega database says that these 23,7s were S T2 but I'd have to ask Desmond about that. I like the dial. A lot. The crown does not look right but I can live with that as I'll get a new one before it goes to service. Here are some more pictures:
What is it?
Looks interesting, I would love to know what it is. The crown does not look like it is original. Best regards, George
Is there...
Hi Pat, nice dial pattern! Would be curios what is ticking inside... from the slim shape I guess it is either a Cal. 19.4 or Cal. 23.7 Please show us the inside "facts" kind regards Erich
the inside scoop
Hi Erich, I've been waiting for pictures of the "innards", and here's what I have found: Case is .900 silver, hallmarked for the UK (Lion and crown) Serial number of the movement is 7,46X,XXX which places it to 1929-35 Movement needs a cleaning and servic...
This is a ladies´ watch...
Hi Pat, this is not a Cal. 23,7 but a Cal. 14,8 which is considered a movement for ladies´watches. kind regards Erich
I can imagine...
Hi Pat, this is an ideal gift for a lady who cherishes vintage watches! I can imagine that she loves this unique piece. kind regards Erich
Looks nice
How are you going to go about restoring this? The dial looks great but will it clean up?
restoring
Hello, I have a vintage watch company in Australia that I use and they are superb, both for movements, dials, and cases. They are one of two companies I trust. Given that I go to Brisbane about twice a year, its really convenient for me and I always come ...