Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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For the vintage crowd: '57 Oyster Perpetual . . .
. . . ref 5500, 14 kt gold-filled, that I just had serviced by my watchmaker for a friend. It was acquired by his brother in Japan sixty years ago, and now my pal's keepsake.
Any info resident experts can share? Here are movement . . .
. . . and inner case back images . . .
. . . taken prior to servicing.
The bracelet is reputedly original to the watch.
Art
For the vintage crowd: '57 Oyster Perpetual . . .
. . . ref 5500, 14 kt gold-filled, that I just had serviced by my watchmaker for a friend. It was acquired by his brother in Japan sixty years ago, and now my pal's keepsake. Any info resident experts can share? Here are movement . . . . . . and inner cas...
Is there any special significance, Nicolas? . . .
. . . other than the personal, that is. As far as I can tell, this would be one of the earliest iterations of the 5500. Art