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I would pass on this example...

 

Hi omega3man

The 2907 is the first Seamaster chronograph reference..

My example is in steel hence it is a CK 2907.. The example your looking at is  CO 2907 gold shell with a 14k sold gold bezel (missing on your example).   The dial appears to be repainted, the sweep second hand and the 12 hour register hand looks to be replaced.

The 2907 is an uncommon Seamaster reference.  I do not see them come up all that often .  You know I cant even remember how and where I bought my CK 2907.. But I do remember that I was looking for a long time before finding one that was "good" ...





Good Hunting

Bill Sohne

PS we normally do not comment about live auctions.  Please in the future if you have a question please feel free to PM me.!!



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1958 Omega Seamaster Calibre 321 Chronograph Questions

 
By: omega3man : October 16th, 2008-07:13
Hello, I am interested in a 1958 first-generation Seamaster three-register chronograph Ref 2907 with calibre 321 movement, alpha hands and the beefy lugs of the early Omega Seamasters. There’s one for sale at the moment on that unmentionable auction site ...  

I would pass on this example...

 
By: Bill Sohne : October 16th, 2008-20:17
Hi omega3man The 2907 is the first Seamaster chronograph reference.. My example is in steel hence it is a CK 2907.. The example your looking at is CO 2907 gold shell with a 14k sold gold bezel (missing on your example). The dial appears to be repainted, t...  

Another Early Seamaster Chrongraph Reference

 
By: omega3man : October 17th, 2008-07:53
Hello Mr. Sohne, I appreciate the advice and next time I'll pm you when I have such a question. An owner of another early Seamaster with Cal 321, this one all in stainless, posted this picture of his watch. Do you know the reference for this model? It loo...