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My mother just showed me this omega she had received from a deceased relative. Neither of us know anything about it. Would greatly appreciate any insights if anyone here does!
It looks a very early constellation guessing early fifties
. . . chronometers. I'll research it when I return home in a few hours. Art
. . . that would help nail it down. Art
. . . Norman Morris distributed Omegas in the US during the '50s and '60s with movements and dials made in Bienne fitted to American-made cases. It may not have a reference number, or at least, not a reference number recognized in Omega's archives. A picture of the movement and inner caseback would be most helpful. Art
. . . which would be a jumbo bumper, more commonly seen in non-chronometer guise. The watch in question is a manual wind, and doesn't appear to have a Seamaster case. Art
. . . having serviced and put back into use. Congratulations, and let me know if you need assistance with servicing. Art
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