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Love the Patina on this Omega
Happy holidays everyone. Has been a while since I posted last. Bought this watch a couple of years ago and never get around to replace the crystal and service it. Only realised how nice the dial was after I had serviced the watch. The honeycomb and cross lines on the dial really complemented the brownish patina. I think the original color was offwhite or light cream color. This watch was produced in 1951 and the case number in 2635-2. My only wish that this was a chronometre dial and movement, but I am very happy to own this watch. Hope you guys like it.
Cheers.
John
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Love the Patina on this Omega
Happy holidays everyone. Has been a while since I posted last. Bought this watch a couple of years ago and never get around to replace the crystal and service it. Only realised how nice the dial was after I had serviced the watch. The honeycomb and cross ...
Glad to see you back, John! I remember your posts . . .
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