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Help... what have i got ?
Hi
Today i got this from a probate, it has belonged to an old man.
It is cal. 26,5 T3 PC, the movment number is 8916185 and a case number 9714161, so i guess it is from the early 40'ties. It is 30mm without the crown.
The dial looks as new and so does the case and movement. I think this old mann only have used it fore festive occations.
Is it possible to find a ref. no. on Omega Vintage site, the only one i can find with this movement is ref. CK 2299 and its an "Officer" and looks different.
Hope someone can help me with some info on this one.
Best
Thomas
This message has been edited by tdn.dk on 2011-03-07 10:24:09
Help... what have i got ?
Hi Today i got this from a probate, it has belonged to an old man. It is cal. 26,5 T3 PC, the movment number is 8916185 and a case number 9714161, so i guess it is from the early 40'ties. It is 30mm without the crown. The dial looks as new and so does the...
Looks like you have an extra screw on the balance cock.
Hi Thomas. I have some in my possession but none of them has that screw (on the balance cock) like your. Can you adjust it from Fast to Slow and vice versa, may I ask ? Regards.
early shock protection....
...hence the "PC" in caliber nomination. Not sure who actually made this type, or which exact name it had - Eterna had a quite similar system. Best Suitbert
Yes...
The adjusting pin is going over the screw whitout problems. You are right i cant find any variant of the 26,5 with this screw. I dont think i looks homemade but what is it then???? Best Thomas...
Interesting. Never seen this Omega shock protection before
Interesting. The calibre designation of 26,5 T3 PC certainly indicate shock protection (PC=shock protected). However the jewel setting on the balance cock looks quite like the non-shock protected settings Omega used at the time. SuitbertW, do you have any...
Shock protection...
...good question, Grumio. I can't find any details of the jewels or bushings under the cap jewel. But it appears that the 'extra' screw on the balance cock holds a 'tennis-raquet' shaped spring that acts like the Lyre spring in an Incabloc system - the he...
This kind of shock protection...
This kind of shock protection I have never seen before. It must have been for a very short run - I have seen quite some 26,5 T3 but none with a shock absorber. regards Erich
Maybee
I was wondering if i should mail to Omega or Dr. Ranfft and ask them what it is. Is it possible too ask Omega about this, or is the only way an extract from the archives? If i can contact them what is the way, i can not find an email adress for the Museum...