[ulackfocus]

Despite having this watch for a few months, it's now correct and running:

It's a 1955 reference 2748-6 manual wind caliber 266:

At 36 mm wide, it's not only perfect for me, it's also nearly 2 mm wider than the average Omega watches of the era. It wasn't so hot when I bought it:

Nasty redial. No worries - thanks to a stock of parts at WatchCo in Australia there's a NOS dial on it now!

And I can keep the old bad redial for the markers - seems like there's a bit of a need for them in pink gold so it goes in the parts bin.

 

[SFwatchGuy]

The redial is a very nice change. Simple but full of detail.

 

[agee]

Very nice job-I like what you have done to your Omega

 

[ulackfocus]

The redial is a very nice change. Simple but full of detail.

The replacement dial is actually the OEM correct part. WatchCo in Australia was an official Omega service facility until a few years ago, and they've been selling off parts for a few years.

 

[huntershooter]

Love it D. Classic elegance.

 

[Bwana1]

Very nice

 

[incontrol]

Beautiful Omega! Enjoy it!

 

[muttley]

Another classic saved - well done sir :thumbup1:.
Excellent finding a source of OEM parts, too