| Author | Message | ||
     Stu Halsan Rating: N/A |
I have a beautiful ladies Hamilton, 14K gold case and band.. very small about 1/2 inch across the face and about 1 inch tall.. the face reads only "Hamilton" as does the back of the case which also has a serial number and the 14K designation but no Model Name.. the band is three tiers of "bricks" with the center tier almost square and the side tiers thinner and rectangular.. it has a clasp and a chain.. anyone have any info on this model? | ||
| zaf Rating: N/A |
Hi, it's really tough to tell what that is withoug a picture... Zaf | ||
| Eldon Olson Rating: N/A |
I inherited an Omega Speedmaster Professional that my father bought new in 1970. I have two questions: Did Omega make the movement, or just finish it and put its name on it? How does one stop, reset and start the hour, minute and second hands in the three small dials? Thanks | ||
| zaf Rating: N/A |
If it is the manual wind "Man on the Moon" watch, then it is a Lemania derived movement with Omega style finishing. If it is one of the other models, then it is still made by someone else, but I'd need to see it to tell you who made it. The chrono runs like this: - Top Pusher starts and stops the chrongraph. - Once Stopped, the bottom pusher will reset it. Zaf |