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Omega Chronometer 30T2RG
Last year I visited a vintage watches shop in Paris. I wore a chronograph Minerva. Inside the shop, there was an Omega watch. The similarity between the two dials caught my eye.
The watch was in remarkable condition. Never polished, dial bearing the marks of his age (1944) .
It should be revised but I wanted to preserve its integrity. I sent it to Brienne. On this movement, it is very easy to replace specific parts by standard parts from a 30T movement. I was certain that Omega's watchmaker would take a great care of this rare watch.
These pictures were taken before the revision.
It's running now inside chronometric specifications. And I'm a happy Omega fan !
Omega Chronometer 30T2RG
Last year I visited a vintage watches shop in Paris. I wore a chronograph Minerva. Inside the shop, there was an Omega watch. The similarity between the two dials caught my eye. The watch was in remarkable condition. Never polished, dial bearing the marks...
35mm Case.
Hi Villerville. You have a very nice watch there. Looks like it's a 35 mm version with oversize sub second chapter. Not too long ago, we talked about that in this thread. omega.watchprosite.com Hope CrownGuard is still around to commend on yours. Best. Ho...
35 or 35,5 mm ?
Hi hoipolloi Two iPhone pics to show the actual size of my watch. Regards, V....
It seems to be a ref. CK 2366
From the omega.ch vintage database: Reference number: CK 2366 Movement * Caliber number: 30 T2 RG * Created in 1943 16 or 17 jewels Dial Not available Crystal Hesalite Bracelet Leather Water resistance No Case details * Stainless steel * Press-in * Full m...
Sorry - wrong place
Blomman Since you took ALL Memos of this universe... Now serious: Omega had and has great history and watches. Cheers
Lovely find
I think the 30T2Rg is my grail watch - I've never seen one in the flesh though. Cheers
Thanks so much for sharing your Omega Chronométre with us . . .
. . . on the Omega forum, V. There are many aficionados here . . . . . . myself included. Gratefully, Art...
omega chronometer
Dear Art How are you sir. Hope all is well I was looking at your thread and notice your Chronometer Omega with the Tiffany. what a beauty I am in the search for a similar watch with the blue sub seconds, please tell me a little bit about this watch if you...
I would give up pool . . .
Frozen on a rail? No problem! . . . before parting with my OJ2364, Roger! There's not much more to be said about the 30T2rg that hasn't already been written previously. What I can relay are the words (more or less verbatim) spoken by Bill Sohne when I tol...
Dear Art, Thank you...
Dear Art, Thank you for your email sir. Glad to read it.. I agreed with you and Bill Sohne that you do not need a Patek once you have the chronometer Omega they are just fine- I hope I would be able to purchase it. How many seconds does your Chronometer i...
The ref 2364 was adjusted to within . . .
. . . a second per day on a timing machine after the balance staff was replaced (it was way off prior to the fix). I haven't gotten a handle on the ref 2365 yet - that's a project for later this year! Best, Art
Thanks
a second per day.. that is incredible. My hope is to get the 2366 I believe that is what you have . Thanks
very nice catch Villerville.
the rg is a highly sought after and well respected on this forum. i would love to own one eventually, but most buyers here are keepers. enjoy it and wear it well Graham