I love these 166.010 with the black tropical dials but am not sure on what to pay attention when I see one. What are the most important details in these watches? I’ve included a couple examples. I’m looking to buy my first Omega seamaster and would lov…

One could just collect the ref 3590.50 it came in so many variation.

Recently I made a spreadsheet based on following facts,
3590.50 had during its productions:

3 dials (c3, b4 and b4)
4 bezels (b2, b3, b4 and b5)
3 bracelets (1450/1479/1499)
4 case…

Hello, I got this Omega watch from a relative, I think it is more than 20 years old, I did not find any information about this watch on the Internet, maybe someone knows what kind of watch it is, first of all, is it a fake or the truth, thank you

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Can anyone help I'm looking for the original box for my Speedmaster moon watch 1969 , I've been told it might be the widly elusive box call the crater box .

Can someone explain please what is involved in replacing a poor 321 bezel. Does the steel ring pull off or is it screwed on. I will keep the old one with the watch of course.
The Omega authorised repairers say they only fit original Omegs parts so I ne…

I am developing The Watchmakers App ( https://thewatchmakersapp.com ) and currently started to update the app with early Omega movements from Omega GF 239 catalogue (1926).

When looking for differences between Cal. 17.4 T1, T2 and T3 I found out from …

About Omega buckles,

Having collected many Omega buckles over the years, I wanted to make a thread called “Let’s make the Ultimate Omega buckle thread”. I felt there was a lack of info on the subject and many fakes on the market, which led people to a…

Please tell me more about this watch

Does anybody know how many Speedmaster 3590.50 that was produced during the reference (PIC code) production span.

Sincerely

greetings
this caseback bothered be as being 168.005 / 3281

its like double stamped?? 😵‍💫