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Connie with unusual dial...
What can the experts tell me about this dial? I don't think I've seen one like it before.
Please let me know if there are some specific details you would like me to photograph.
cheers
Todd
Please let me know if there are some specific details you would like me to photograph.
cheers
Todd
A genuine variation
As I remarked on another forum, the arabic numeral dials were a variation available as part of the normal model inventory. They appeared on 168.004s, 167.005s and 168.005s and were shipped around the world.
While most dials for these cal 551 and 561 models were either pie pan with faceted markers or domed with faceted markers, arabic numeral dials could be ordered from stock. They are uncommon but not rare.
Cheers
Desmond
Unusual markers when seen in a Constellation . . .
. . . somewhat less so in other models.
mrsnak's SM 600, circa '66, on my wrist. Note the comparable markers at the cardinal points . . .
Art, thanks for reminding my SM 600 series...
... have not touched my SM 600 collection for ages, it is time to take them out 
stefan
stefan
Given their modest cost, these fairly common . . .
. . . manual-winding vintage Omegas . . .
[watch credit: sdd7820, '64 Seamaster]
. . . are probably the best bargain around. Beautiful structurally and mechanically, and excellent performers.
Little wonder we're so enamored of them, Stephan . . .
Thanks so much ..
for these thoughtful replies. I have a feeling that this one may clean up nicely and will send another pic if the dial can be tidied up a bit..
cheers
Todd
cheers
Todd