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Genuine Omega Speedmaster Mark IV Black Watch Dial 064PP1598007. Sealed factory . I don't think they typically refurbish dials. They either replace the dial if damaged or leave the original. Like for like is open to interpretation. If they have a compatible dial, they'll use it even if it isn't an exact match. This post concerning 1970s Omegas is a decent example. First: The dial must fit on the movement. Second: The dial must fit into the case. Third: The new dial must match in script and font. That means you cannot use a Seamaster dial with the big rounded S like the one on ebay to replace a Seamaster with a coathanger S. 1. Below are prices in GBP from a catalog for the early sixties for no-date, stainless steel watches on leather bands: - Seamaster ref ST 135005: 27,10. - Seamaster ref ST 165009: 33,10. - Seamaster de Ville ref ST 165020: 36. - Constellation ref ST 167005: 47,10.
If you want a new looking watch you can send it to Omega in Switzerland and for 1500 or more CHF they will replace the hands and probably the dial and much of the movement. But then you won’t have much of a vintage watch anymore. If you have just shiny new hands installed then they will look very out of place with the rest of the watch. plongeur78.
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Omega certainly have replacement dials available, but how they would react if an original Tin Tin watch came back with a different dial is unknown. Would they change it back to a Tin Tin, or would they decline to service it? They might decide it is a ploy to get another Tin Tin dial and refuse to play that game. You can always ask Omega. When I purchased it, I knew the dial was the Luminous version, so I expected it to be 1998 or newer. What I didn't realize at the time of purchase was that the 5553xxxx serial number meant it was a 1995-1997 era, which used Tritium. I'm not sure if it may have had a dial replaced. Its Luminova has a patina, as expected for a 20+ year-old watch. It might be easier to find a 145.012 dial with visually matches but will need to have its feet adjusted to make it fit the 862 movement instead of the 321 it was made for. there isn’t really replacement 861/1861 dials as the replacement was what ever was current production at the time. The applied logo disappeared by 1969, the step in 1972 or .
Project watch: I have a beautiful 18k rose gold case, located and restored a 30t2 RG with sub-second hand, but no dial. I am looking on eBay to no avail, and have seen reference to WatchCo as a company who once had dials. At this time, any advice on where to find a dial in the 31mm - 32mm. James. There are two current Omega service dials available for this case and movement. 064PP2001001AS. and. 064PP2001002AS. The difference between the two is that the first one listed above has a slightly better looking applied Omega symbol. I think this is the version you have shown in the very first photo in your post. I don't think they typically refurbish dials. They either replace the dial if damaged or leave the original. Like for like is open to interpretation. If they have a compatible dial, they'll use it even if it isn't an exact match. This post concerning 1970s Omegas is a decent example. First: The dial must fit on the movement. Second: The dial must fit into the case. Third: The new dial must match in script and font. That means you cannot use a Seamaster dial with the big rounded S like the one on ebay to replace a Seamaster with a coathanger S. 1.
Below are prices in GBP from a catalog for the early sixties for no-date, stainless steel watches on leather bands: - Seamaster ref ST 135005: 27,10. - Seamaster ref ST 165009: 33,10. - Seamaster de Ville ref ST 165020: 36. - Constellation ref ST 167005: 47,10.
If you want a new looking watch you can send it to Omega in Switzerland and for 1500 or more CHF they will replace the hands and probably the dial and much of the movement. But then you won’t have much of a vintage watch anymore. If you have just shiny new hands installed then they will look very out of place with the rest of the watch. plongeur78. Omega certainly have replacement dials available, but how they would react if an original Tin Tin watch came back with a different dial is unknown. Would they change it back to a Tin Tin, or would they decline to service it? They might decide it is a ploy to get another Tin Tin dial and refuse to play that game. You can always ask Omega. When I purchased it, I knew the dial was the Luminous version, so I expected it to be 1998 or newer. What I didn't realize at the time of purchase was that the 5553xxxx serial number meant it was a 1995-1997 era, which used Tritium. I'm not sure if it may have had a dial replaced. Its Luminova has a patina, as expected for a 20+ year-old watch.
It might be easier to find a 145.012 dial with visually matches but will need to have its feet adjusted to make it fit the 862 movement instead of the 321 it was made for. there isn’t really replacement 861/1861 dials as the replacement was what ever was current production at the time. The applied logo disappeared by 1969, the step in 1972 or . Project watch: I have a beautiful 18k rose gold case, located and restored a 30t2 RG with sub-second hand, but no dial. I am looking on eBay to no avail, and have seen reference to WatchCo as a company who once had dials. At this time, any advice on where to find a dial in the 31mm - 32mm.
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