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Re: Omega identification (with pictures, serial nu

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Thank you. I really see engraved signs under movement: 30 T2 SC.

Is there a difference between 30 T2 SC and 30 T2 SC RG? Or is it the same movement?

You identified the years 1944-1947 from serial number?

I tried to redraw a sign on inner side of back cover. Can we find anything about case manufacturer from it out? Imagine that the two concentric circles is a pinion, like in Rotary international logo.

Thank you

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Omega identification (with pictures, serial num.)

Re: Omega identification (with pictures, serial nu

One of two possibilities

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.12 usr + 0.02 sys = 0.14 CPU)