Omega CK 2451

Calibre 27 CHRO C12 T2 PC Cheers, HSTE

Hi everybody, anyone can tell me which is the correct box for a CK2451 from 1949-1950? I've read that the 'Precision watch' box might be. Thanks for your time and help!

. . . the Ω ref 2451 . . . . . . but then I'm biased towards Omega.

I really like the look of these cropped 3-6-9 dials on the Omega Seamaster (which I have seen on the 2451-8, 2451-8 and 14364-1), so have written a bit about them along with a serial number project. Enjoy everyone-

I attended the viewing and subsequent Phillips auction in Geneva yesterday. Primary purpose was to meet with "real life" people, good watch collecting friends and this event offers a great opportunity to do so. All Pictures except the cover picture: credi

found this beauty the black gilt galvanised dial Changed into silver grey white.

The watch was delivered on February 4, 1949 to Argentina. I very much like the glossy black dial and the "albino" dial-print. And did I mention these gorgeous sword hands?! Cheers, HSTE

... great dial, great condition! A watch to love! And being former issue of AAF adds interest to this fine piece! I'd love to share my two ref 2451 both former issue AAF too. These are also among my favorites in my collection. Enjoy yours my friend!! All

....more "exotic" Omegas and I like it a lot.

I was wearing this week one of my two IWC Aquatimers (ref. 812) which has this very nice symbolized submariner on the outer case-back. This ignited the idea of browsing through all the nice, special case-backs of vintage watches. I would categorize them i