Hi Larry

Hi Larry

good to see you here. This is indeed one of the three dials made especially for the Japanese market :

Only 100 of the Anniversary series were produced for the normal markets, each composed of three watches: one in pink, one in yellow gold with cloisonne' dial, one in steel (or was it white gold?)

The one in pink is well described in SteveG's Launchpad:

www.ninanet.net

Here they all all together at Omegamania (by the way, look at that catalogue, lots 277 and 278):

link ----> catalog.antiquorum.com

The case should be this one, in the shape of a book (just like the one for the Geophysic Chronometre and the Zenith 135):

The cal. 269 is certainly a descendent of the 30T2Rg, but not commonly known as such

The 30T2Rg changed denomination in 1949 to cal. 262.

Ciao
Franco

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Looking for more information about the Omega 1894 Limited Editions

By: Larry Seiden : October 28th, 2010-10:42

I recently acquired one of the LE 1894 pieces featuring the non-chronometer c269 (often referred to as the 30T2rg) movement. I understand this particular dial was made only for the Japanese market and usually was sold as part of a set of three watches. At...

Hi Larry

By: Franco : October 28th, 2010-13:29

Actually in that trio

By: MSNWatch : October 28th, 2010-15:38

It is neither steel nor white gold - it is platinum.

Franco, can you define the 30T2rg nomenclature?

By: Larry Seiden : October 28th, 2010-15:55

Hi Franco, Thanks for the answer. I see the term 30T2rg thrown around for many different vintage Omegas. Which calibres are truly 30T2rg? Thanks, Larry PS: Do you any idea where I might find the original box and papers for the watch?

Larry, That is a cal. 269

By: MSNWatch : October 28th, 2010-16:18

Not a 30T2Rg which is also known as a cal. 262 The Rg center channel version or 30T2SCRg is a cal. 281

Ooops, I meant center seconds not center channel ;-)

By: MSNWatch : October 28th, 2010-16:19

Omega movement numbers

By: Franco : October 28th, 2010-22:15

Hi Larry as you can see from the scan of page 181 of "Omega Saga" below, 30T2Rg is one of the many calibers from the 30mm family. Some members of this family still in production in 1949, or for which replacement parts were still being made, had a renaming...

The picture you show of the case is what my watch

By: SteveG : November 6th, 2010-19:45

came packed in. It only holds the one watch. In addition to the sets of three, the PG (including mine) was produced in an additional quantity (500? 1000?). I don't now how many. I also feel that I have seen at least one other dial variation, but cannot lo...

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Hi Larry

Looking for more information about the Omega 1894 Limited Editions

Hi Larry

Actually in that trio

Franco, can you define the 30T2rg nomenclature?

Larry, That is a cal. 269

Ooops, I meant center seconds not center channel ;-)

Omega movement numbers

The picture you show of the case is what my watch

100 sets of the set of 3 were produced [nt]

silly me, it says on the back of my watch

Welcome to the forum Larry!