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Omega movments of the 50's-60'-70'ss

In Response To: Re: More about movements ()

Omega bumper automatics as well as the rotor automatics from the 50's-60's-70s were Omega's best period in terms of movement quality and reliability. Your boy's watch must be a 30t2 movement, your connie can be a bumper auto 354, a cal 501 or a cal 505 or a 551 or a 561 or a 564.
Anyway vintage Omegas are excellent watches and better than some watches produced today.

regards

georges