Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
34897
There were no jumbo rg references to the best of my knowledge . . .
. . . so doubtful. I have seen rg's fitted to cases they didn't belong in, usually the result of a scrapped case resulting in an extraneous movement that consequently found its way into a watch that required a replacement.
Art
Oefffff maybe the best looking Omega i have seen so far 👌🏻😘
Didnt know this watch existed . Love taht salmon dial 🤗 huge congrats and wear it in best of health .
Hi, Nathan. It's my sense the dial is refinished, and the hands are mismatched replacements as well. Not sure . . .
. . . of the reference number, but it appears to be a jumbo ca mid-'50s. Can you take photos of the inner caseback and movement? Finding a correct original dial will prove difficult; there's little point in looking for hands before correcting the dial. If...
The reference number may be 2685. Please post pics . . .
. . . of the inner caseback and movement, which should be a cal 266. Art
With extreme luck
It could be a 30T2Rg. That would be special. What about a movement picture?
There were no jumbo rg references to the best of my knowledge . . .
. . . so doubtful. I have seen rg's fitted to cases they didn't belong in, usually the result of a scrapped case resulting in an extraneous movement that consequently found its way into a watch that required a replacement. Art
