Omega Chronometer 30t2rg - question for experts
Dear experts, I have a question re the dial design for omega chronometers with 30t2rg movements. Virtually all photos I can find on the web and in the Omega books (journey of time etc) and all ads show the "Chronometre" signature above the OMEGA signature...
Most likely...
Hi, most likely it is not original. Often they take regular dials and add the word Chronometre or Chronometer below the word Omega... But it is not impossible to find original dials with this design, but they are veeery uncommon. Please post a large clear...
No photo?
Just noticing that the picture does not appear, will try to upload when at PC tomorrow. Apologies!
Not sure if this takes it any further...
...but it seems to accord with your research. Cheers, pplater. ...
one of the nicest dials ever
This dial is one of the nicest I have ever seen. I think the re-edition in 1994 was modelled on that one, right? Is it all original? What a beauty - dream watch! Congrats
It was...
...and it has to be said that there is no better comparison between the two than on SteveG's watch launchpad site. This example was the property of a fastidious Purist, and it was a privilege to become its next custodian. Cheers, pplater.
lucky you!
as I said, for me - maybe the 'perfect dial' (if there is one). And I am normally quite purist, like very clean dials. But the balance of cross-hair, segment, out rail track, roman numerals alternating with these golden dots, the shape of the hands, the s...
i don`t get it, sorry.... is this an all original vintage set up?
any reference number ? any other pics.? is it correct, that it is a steel case with a pink gold bezel????? and you think, the dial is correct for this set up? a few points to observe: the original dial has the applied roman numerals inside the 2 tone silv...
Sorry to correct you, Achim...
you write " the applied roman numerals inside the 2 tone silver/gold circles. they do not stick outside these circles" It is quite the contrary on original dials! The dial looks good to me as far as this small picture does allow me to judge... I would lik...
yes, erich....it is the other way round....slip of the pen.....
just had a look at my 2 examples.....yes, the shiny silver area is smaller in diameter and the roman numerals protrude. i should think before i write and read before i post. my thoughts were with the arab numerals dial variant. it`s different there. kind ...
Disagree
I disagree on 2 points >> the original dial has the applied roman numerals inside the 2 tone silver/gold circles As Erich said, it is even the opposite for many original dials. The applied roman numerals go far over both circles. >> both dials...
Amazing
Now that's an amazing dial, on an amazing watch. Thanks very much for letting us see it. Best, Rishad
