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Wow Bill I am glad that your persistance paid off, the research you have done
is phenomenal. I am curious about the snail cam regulator since this is the first time I've seen one. Were they common in earlier vintages? Do you know why it was chosen?
Thank you for sharing your new pics.
Best, Mike
Omega DeBord updated with NEW First Time ever published photos on the internet!
Omega Chronometre DeBords .... An on going research project... Hello everyone, This has to be the first time in about a month that I was able to sit down and write an update on my research on boxed chronometres from Omega. I was keen on getting a Omega De...
Thanks Bill and a query or three >>
Thanks Bill for the premiere of your research here on our tiny forum. I don't think that it will raise the price that I declare an interest in the Omegamania auction piece I noticed that the number of pieces produced: 1911=12. 1912=360. 1919=66 (21/24''')...
Looks like the Debord at auction sold for 10,350 CHF !!
Hi The AQ lot # 98 “CHRONOMÈTRE DE BORD” Omega, Bienne, “Chronomètre de Bord”, No. 9114215, case No. 10294237, Ref BD 122 JS. Made in 1942. Fine and rare, keyless, eight day-going Marine chronometer. This watch is sold with a Certificate of Authenticity a...
I chickened out
lower....my 1st on-line auction and I need more practice Regards, MTF This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-04-14 09:49:33
my cell phone was Ringing off the hook from Omega collectors!!
Hi MTF Nothing to be chicken about!! The prices that were obtained today are an eye opener. AQ wanted my jump seconds 8 day clock ( with original wooden shipping Box Omega marked) but told me to expect 1,500 dollars. It was not worth my time to meet them....
Thanks for posting your article over here Bill.
I was not familiar at all with the Omega DeBord so thanks for teaching me something! Cheers, Anthony
