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• #10927
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• #10928
For sellz - £250 (LFGSS price)
1969 Omega Geneve - Automatic - Runs well, serviced 12 months ago.
9ct gold case. non original band but does have original Omega buckle/clasp.
This looks like something I need to have in my collection.
Can I PM you later? Just rushing out of office...
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• #10929
This would do nicely...
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• #10930
The Railmaster is just too big.
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• #10931
TS, I reckon all of those Omegas are re-dials (bar the Railmaster, of course).
Just be careful of where it's been. In India they cobble together frankenwatches, and that's often where they get re-dialled.
Black dials are usually gloss, apart from original military issue dials. The Seamster 600 (the one with triangular markers) was sold in large numbers with a black dial, but even that one is often re-dialled.
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• #10932
I know, I've been patiently scouring eBay for months now but most I like have been restored...
Believe me, I won't go near anything outside the EU... ;)
Back to the Omega forums I go...
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• #10934
I'm not sure a lot of these dials pictured ever originally existed. Of the three Seamasters posted above, one is a bastardisation of a WWW military dial.
I used to own an original cross-hair dial like the one above, but I'm not sure if they ever existed in black.
Originals do pop up from time to time.
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• #10935
^^ Numbers look completely wrong on that?
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• #10936
Also, check how the tips of either the seconds hand, or minutes hand align with the markers. Often if there's a rail track marker ring, the hands will be too short or too long, and either not reach the rail track, or overshoot.
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• #10937
As an example, this is one of mine. Bought because I needed a bumper in my collection. Indian redial. Sorry for the really quick phone picture. Enjoy wearing it though.
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• #10938
Terrible photo of my gold Geneve
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• #10939
I have one of these - it's fucking lovely.
Dropped it off at Omega for a service. They take it completely apart, polish it, replace any worn parts then put it back together. You basically get a new watch back. For this, they charge £360.00, and the work is guaranteed for two years. I think that's a good deal.
To replace the strap, a small slither of leather, they want £280.00. What the fuck is that all about?
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• #10940
Hirsch straps are the best in my experience. They make the straps that the watch manufacturers put a huge premium on.
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• #10941
I love my little Hirsch rally strap, beautifully made...
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• #10942
Not as much as mumble's?
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• #10943
The Railmaster is just too big.
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• #10944
This isn't the watch you're looking for...
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• #10945
^^ there's also the Aqua Terra midsize.
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• #10946
Sorry old man... I like that.
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• #10947
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• #10948
But I don't see how this is an automatic... That looks like a manual. 2 different sites says auto.
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• #10949
I also think that's a manual.
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• #10950
I love the craftmanship, like the milled solid piece of marine-grade stainless steel watch body.
But at £910 maybe Uniform Wares have something similar..
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I like a railmaster, too.