Is this a rare Omega diver or military?

seamonster · Jun 7, 2012

Respectable Members

Kindly advise, whether any respectable member has seen or heard about this Omega and also, whether it is a military or diver?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/12092775288...:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_11923wt_1084

Apparently, there is no movement number! Strange.

Thank-you.

ulackfocus · Jun 7, 2012

Prototype, rrrrriiiiiigggghhhhhtttt. 😜 Didn't know that "prototype" was a synonym for "redial". 🙄

seamonster · Jun 7, 2012

U ulackfocus
Prototype, rrrrriiiiiigggghhhhhtttt. 😜 Didn't know that "prototype" was a synonym for "redial". 🙄

Respectable Member ulackfocus

Some-how or rather, like it or not, we have to thank eBay.

Without eBay, we would not have discovered there are so many extra-creative brain-dead talents in this vintage-watch world of ours.

Thank-you.

MSNWatch · Jun 7, 2012

It is a prototype alright - the question is who put together the prototype.

Steve · Jun 7, 2012

Omega do not make prototypes for anybody !.

a1watch · Jun 7, 2012

come-on guys....you never heard of an "Omega Rarity".....

gatorcpa · Jun 7, 2012

Dial and hands are certainly wonky on that one. Below is the "official" Omega picture for Ref. 135.0042.

I've seen Omega movements with no serial numbers before. Could have been a factory replacement cal. 601 that was used to create this Frankenwatch.

Certainly not military issue as claimed,
gatorcpa