Omega

Dear Sirs

I'm starting to research the 30 mm Omega chronometer watches much more determined, as I find myself wanting one more and more.           (here we go againg )

Learning more about these great watches at my level is not that difficult,- there is a great wealth of material on the net, but finding exampels in the wild, and thus assertaining pricelevels is not possible.  Even Chrono24 draws a blank.

I can see one sold here at collectors market for 3.000 $ and I have a very good eye on a fantastic speciment prised at  10.000 $                   

Any general input as to current pricelevels regarding the original 30T2RG' will be greatly appriciated.

 

Yours

Jacob

Jacob,

Please refer to our Code of Conduct that states:

"Connoisseurship, ownership and collecting is about much more than price and who sells what. Price and seller references tend to overwhelm the other more subtle, though equally important aspects of the aficionado experience.".

On "other life, other forum", that allowed this type of discussion I saw many issues with the sharing of information, that is always very subjective. This also depends on so many factors, including the country that each one is located, passion etc.

Sorry,

Nilo

. . . we rarely discuss actual prices on this forum, particularly when they're tied in to a specific watch.  It's best that you ask our members for information by private message, which is perfectly acceptable.  

Hi Jacob....

As others have pointed out ..... talking of pricing directly on the forum is frown upon....  That said...

Why not post pics of the "I have a very good eye on a fantastic speciment" ......  I am personally very interested in what you found .....  

Others on the forum can post examples from their collection...



here is a Pre-Rg chronometre from 1941 .... the Rg was introduced in 1943....








Looking forward to what your looking for......


Bill

Hi Bill

Thanks for your input,- and what a nice "pre Rg".   I suppose it's called pre-rg because of the semi-scientific dial layout (?).

The fabulous exampel I'm dreaming and raving about is this;

 

This is creme de la creme as I understand it, and I will surely have to settle for a more modest speciment.

Yours

 

Jacob

Copenhagen 

 

Hi 

No message body

. . . is an earlier version of the fabled 30T2SCRg, possibly a 30T1.  It's a "pre-Rg" due to the regulator . . . 

omega.watchprosite.com

Hi Art,

I think It should be a Cal. 30 T2,  not a T1...

kind regards

Erich

. . . is close to a pair of 30T1's Hoi posted a few years back.

Now I'm really curious to see what Bill has to say!

Best,

Art

Hell, I'd switch arms and wear your Tiffany dial on one wrist and your black Commie on the other. Miki

i would hold him down on that damn 8 ball table and cut his arms off to get at those 2 and then go through his pockets for his 602 geneve chronometer

best
G

We need to meet for a "friendly" game of 8-ball. ;-)

. . . hmm, that would put a dent in my Wednesdays ;-) . . .

Art,

A serial# in the 10 mil. can´t be a 30 SC T1,  

and AFAIK there were only 30 T2 movements used in this case ref, either

1) plain "silvered" version but with special finished parts like ratchet wheel and crown wheel,

2) the same with different ratchet wheel

3) or the later examples with rose gold plated movements and the same finish,

4) or the latest iteration already with the well known 30 T2 SC Rg 

So far I know 4 different movement versions,  2 of them differ only in the way the ratchet wheel is finished.

Franco and Bill  might chime in soon to confirm...

kind regards

Erich

but a non original dial...

there are far more interesting chronometers out there!

regards

erich

Hi Erich