Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Both dials are recently produced, but . . .
. . . they may well have come directly from Omega service, or possibly surplus from the run back in the early '90s for the 1894 Homage series.
Omega reportedly had service dials for rg chronomètres until the early years of the last decade. Whether they were produced in the '40s (less likely) or the '90s (more), I'm not sure. In any case, the dials of both your examples are quite good. Original specimens . . .
['46 ref 2365 with bezel removed]
. . . are almost never as immaculate.
Art
Omega Manual Winding Chronometer ref 2367, my absolute manual chronometer grail from Omega.
Crosshairs, absolute class dial, great movement, and nice case size. What more can you dream about? Best, Nicolas ...
Most impressive Nicolas!
I like and I can't say that about too many watches! What size is it?!
Purrfect!!! :-)
If you get terribly drunk one day and decide to sell it, please think of me!!
I love these Omega chronometre.
Of mine I have a full caliber in box with only 200 numbers of difference .... Lol Juan PS: That's called watchmaking madness....
Stunning piece Nico!
That is a dream Omega, looks to be in superb condition too! Cheers, Tim
What's not to love?...
Is this not, though, a frequent target for redials, copies and 'Frankenwatches'? Not sure if both of these are original (but they are much loved anyway): Cheers, pplater. ...
Both dials are recently produced, but . . .
. . . they may well have come directly from Omega service, or possibly surplus from the run back in the early '90s for the 1894 Homage series. Omega reportedly had service dials for rg chronomètres until the early years of the last decade. Whether they we...
i can only admire this
..beauty from the photos! never seen this in the metal but one day.. Yes one can dream ! thx for sharing best regards - - seeks
Hi Nicolas, are you really hunting for one of these? Here's mine :-)
Ciao Nicolas, this is mine 2367 with 30T2 RG SC in stainless steel ...