Help Identify
Had this watch for about 20 yrs now and never really identified what kind of Omega it was. I know it’s not a seamaster. Honeycomb? Anyone know the year? Guessing 1950’s. Anyways....always get compliments in it probably due to the strap. Thanks!!! ...
Our dear Art AKA Dr No will know for sure!
Anyway I love your Omega, it has all one can like in a vintage gold watch, lots of charm! I also like the other watches in your box. What is the chronograph to the left? Best. René
Thanks!
The chrono to the left is my Blancpain Flyback Chrono. JLC next to that. The Omega tends to get a little lost in that group but I hold it near and dear to my heart as it’s been with me quite a while now.
It is great!
Congrats for your nice collection! I also like the Black Bay Black! Cheers 🍻 René
Have another one to identify
Oh yeah....have another vintage Omega that I am unsure of the model. Please advise of you know. ...
Mid to late '60s generic Ω. These models aren't especially collectible . . .
. . . so my level of awareness is lower than it should be. Art
My hunch is it's a mid-'50s Norman Morris equivalent . . .
. . . of the Swiss Ω ref 2865, with a cal 490/491 movement. Can you tell if it's a full rotor movement, or a bumper? Thanks, Art
Ω calibers 490/491 . . .
[photo credits: originally posted by aroma, Oct '11] . . . were the full rotor successors to bumper calibers 342/344. Best, Art ...
Thnx
Appreciate the info! Not too sure on the movement. Thinking bumper too. The gold one was my fathers and never wear it. The other gets wrist time maybe once a month.
If you feel the rotor . . .
. . . (or, more appropriately, oscillating weight) coming to a full stop, then it's an earlier reference. Please confirm it's a bumper. I'm off for the rest of the day, hope to revisit this thread tomorrow. Best, Art