EdwardL
1373
New Member.
Want to share with you all the new member of the family.
This is my first acquisition through a trade with a fellow purists.
Thank you Rishad. I just love the watch.
A special Stainless Steel dial.
The dust cover.
Was very lucky to get this buckle just about 20 minutes before I went to pick up this Beauty.
And of course the wristshot with the blue sky backdrop.
Thanks for looking.
Cheers
Edward
New Member.
Want to share with you all the new member of the family. This is my first acquisition through a trade with a fellow purists. Thank you Rishad. I just love the watch. A special Stainless Steel dial. The dust cover. Was very lucky to get this buckle just ab...
Amazing catch, Edward.
Didn't know this model, my friend. Very elegant choice. And unbelievable story about the buckle, too. Enjoy. Best, Nicolas
Thank you Nico..
I picked up 5 more Omega buckles all in SS that day. Cheers my friend Edward
Really?
I tried to find only one for my Seamaster 300s, and I didn't find them... Seems I have more luck with Vintage JLC things! Best and congrats on such an amazing catch. Nicolas.
Thanks again Nico...
I don't have too many SS omegas. Could spare you one. PM me if interested. Greetings Edward
Hi
Hi and welcome. That's a lovely example of a vintage 1930s watch - I'm glad you like it and I hope it will be the first of many. Here's one of mine from the same period. BFN...
very unusual Edward. not one i've seen before despite having had many old pieces
i think that the nearest in date i can come to this is a 'marine' i used to have until 3 years ago. i was possibly a redial, but a very good one. Graham...
Welcome Edward!!! looking forward to your continuing postings!!
Hi Edward uncommon watch and great photos! Good Hunting Bill Sohne
The dial does not ...
Hi Edward, the dial does not look like SS to me - from what I can see in your pictures I assume it might be a solid silver dial with the numbers and the minute track executed in black hard enamel - as often used in those early days. Usually first the nu...
Thanks for your input Erich..
Give me a few days And I'll have the dial pics for your scrutiny. I live in an industrial belt, where silver turns black very fast. The dial should start fading in a week or so, if it's silver. Cheers Edward
Looks like it is Silver after all
Hi Erich, Here are the pictures of the naked dial. I think you are right, it's probably silver. Never thought otherwise till you pointed it out. Sorry if I misled anyone by this. It was not intentional. Anyways I went in for the trade because I liked the ...
It is definitely
Hi Edward, you are a lucky guy - it is definitely a silver dial with hard black enamel. Seems to be from the Stern company in Switzerland according to the back markings. It seems as if it has lost most of the lacquer - maybe it has been removed because it...
Thank you Erich for the
The detailed assessment of the dial. And your advice. PM on it's way. Best Edward Lee