Omega refs?

What2Watch

2 weeks ago

Got an old ref. 2791 Omega from 1954 and i was wondering if anyone knew which model line the watch belongs to?

I have heard that the ref. 2937 was the first with the seamaster print on the dial and it shares a lot of similarities with the 2791, but does this mean that the 2791 belongs to the seamaster line? or is model lines not a thing for these old models?

and is it just me or is the omega refs and models hard to get a handle on and understand?

#omega #discussion #help

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Inkitatus

· 2 weeks ago

No idea, but it's lovely 😍👏🏻👏🏻

What2Watch

· 2 weeks ago

Inkitatus

No idea, but it's lovely 😍👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks, yeah it's deffinately a stunner 😊👍

Icarium

· 2 weeks ago

According to Omega themselves, it is indeed part of the Seamaster line:

https://www.omegawatches.com/watch-omega-seamaster-omega-ko-2791

Cool watch btw!

What2Watch

· 2 weeks ago

Icarium

According to Omega themselves, it is indeed part of the Seamaster line:

https://www.omegawatches.com/watch-omega-seamaster-omega-ko-2791

Cool watch btw!

Thanks mate 😁🙌 and Yeah its pretty cool 🥳😁

theduke

· 2 weeks ago

My dad has the same watch in all gold. Took it to an omega guy in Burlington arcade and he said it was a standalone that was assembled in London for a time in the 50s - a very cool and unique idea

theduke

· 2 weeks ago

This is my dads that I wore at a family event. I adore it

What2Watch

· 2 weeks ago

theduke

My dad has the same watch in all gold. Took it to an omega guy in Burlington arcade and he said it was a standalone that was assembled in London for a time in the 50s - a very cool and unique idea

Nice and cool bit of history 😁