Assuming a WatchCo type build uses a 552 movement in a 166.0324 case to replicate a 165.024 appearance.
I’ve read that early 552 movements, where the Omega symbol stamped on the train bridge lacks the numeral “1” inside the legs of the logo, the movem...

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As part of a recent purchase, I received what was described as an unworn genuine Omega stainless steel bracelet. From the only photo (top view) i saw prior to purchasing the package, it most closely resembled the bracelet fourth from the top in the 117...

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This was my Dad’s watch.
This is what we’ve been told about it.
Can anyone confirm or correct the information.

Case: CK2577. First Generation
Probably 1952
Breguet numerals
Second hand is completely wrong
351 or 354 movement.

Thanks.

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Hi guys. For my first post, I have a technical question about mid 1960’s SM 300s.
Is there a diiference between the midcase of an omega 165.024 and a 166.024?
Thanks.

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