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Nice surprice
Hi!
This has arrived, got it from an auction where there were no interest 
A not so common reference BK14757-62-SC with a caliber 600 from 1962, 35 mm. w/o crown.
Cleaned up nicely
Auction picture:
After cleaning:
Vintage
Discover the Omega Officer, a vintage timepiece exclusively made for the Swedish military in the 1940s. Learn about its history and reliability.
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Nice surprice
Hi! This has arrived, got it from an auction where there were no interest A not so common reference BK14757-62-SC with a caliber 600 from 1962, 35 mm. w/o crown. Cleaned up nicely Auction picture: After cleaning:...
Great find....
I'm sure if your pics were in a catalogue it would have had a lot more interest...!! Cleaned up really well. Andy.
The inclusion of unexceptional models in any Omega collection . . .
. . . is an occasion to be celebrated. I tend to collect obscure references, but there are a few common pieces that are enjoyed every bit as much as the rarer specimens. This early '40s R17.8 . . . . . . doesn't even have a reference number. Likely retail...
Even though an antique, it runs . . .
. . . very well. Isn't it amazing how these vintages still perform when properly tended?
Lovely piece
I am quite partial to gold capped three handed Omega manual winds from the 60's. In my collection I have a 1961 gold capped Seamaster with cal 265 powering it. This is a watch I would never sell and often find myself wearing. Great pick up!