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: Actually only the production date would be good
: enough to establish timeline. Most things
: include in the serial number an arcane
: represantation of the manufacture date. Any
: insight on what does Omega do?

OMEGA does nothing like that. What OMEGA uses are *movement* serial numbers assigned to the watch movement at *its* production date. The movement will then sit in inventory, possibly go for COSC testing, and eventually be produced into a watch. So the order of the movement numbers has little to do with the order of final watch production.

So the only way to determine the production date is to have OMEGA look up the number in their records.

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