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Did this ref. ever come with a T SWISS T dial with shortened luminous markers and the applied logo or was this dial only found on the early 861's?

Thanks.
Klaus

Hi Klaus,

Firstly I'm not sure what you mean by "shortened luminous markers".

The 105.012 should have an applied marker & "T SWISS MADE T" markings.

The 105.012 shown in Goldbergers "OMEGA Sportswatches" book shows a dial with applied logo, T SWISS MADE T markings.

However the 105.012 shown in Isnardis "OMEGA Masters" book shows a dial with applied logo & "only" SWISS MADE markings.

I would have expected it to have the T's since the models before & after have T's. I see no reason for Omega to omit them for this model.

Chuck lists a few more details => HERE

Can you expand on the "shortened luminous markers" comment ? And post a picture ( Or E-mail it to me & I'll host/Post it for you )

Steve

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