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This is what I have bought recently...
Hi fellas,
This is what I have bought recently: a SS ref 2366, all original except the winding crown.
Dial is aged with some scratches and oxidation "shadows" - or maybe some dirt too??
Maybe some of them may clean up - will have a careful try...
I liked the combo of SS and white roman numbers - usually they have yellow gold numbers also on SS watches...
This was one of the reasons why I bought it - and the reasonable price 
kind regards
Erich
Come on, who got this Chronometre ref.2254 yesterday on eBay?
Ok guys, yesterday somebody from the Czech Republic/US started this auction .... and one of you convinced him to end it early, right? Omega Chronometre ref 2254, approx 1939. The first chronometer wristwatch of the 30T2 series, arched script over the Omeg...
Just as surprised as you Franco,
to see a price jump and then sudden termination. By the way: no PC shock absorbing system and for the rest in a 'bit of state'. Interesting enough however as a restoration project. Ben.
hi Franco....not me..... I am sick as a dog right now...
Hi everyone I did not try to get it......been was to sick.....Erich? Hopi ? Msnwatch ?? Inquiring minds want to know. good Hunting Bill Sohne
I had it on my watch list...
Hi fellows, I had it on my watch list too, as I am curios... I thought it to be a project watch (missing bezel, etc.) - too many projects yet best erich
This is what I have bought recently...
Hi fellas, This is what I have bought recently: a SS ref 2366, all original except the winding crown. Dial is aged with some scratches and oxidation "shadows" - or maybe some dirt too?? Maybe some of them may clean up - will have a careful try... I liked...
this is indeed more 'balanced' looking..
.. than yellow indices in combination with this case. Would be nice to see them in a cleaner state, are you tackling such a job yourself Erich or do you give it into the hands of professionals? best, Ben.
Sometimes...
Hi Ben, it depends on the dial - sometimes I have a try myself - first with little water, and sometimes I am able to remove some of the "dirt" and discoloration this way. If it is more complicated I do not dare anything and leave it to a professiona...