Looking for an Omega caliber specialist

[Mellons]

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[Alou]

I am no expert but it looks like a 1012 but this one had also a date wheel ,which is missing here.
Ii also had the caliber marking next to the circle where the number are (serial number?).
There was a 1020 and a 1030 that looked similar,i looked in book i have with Swiss calibers and cant tell from the pics
alone,older book.
From the serial number looks like a 1012 because the serial number of the caliber in the book also starts with 372xxxx.
Is should be with 23 jewels.
Wonder why there are no markings
These were usually found in early 1970's Seamasters.

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[djolemag]

I am no expert but it looks like a 1012 but this one had also a date wheel ,which is missing here.
Ii also had the caliber marking next to the circle where the number are (serial number?).
There was a 1020 and a 1030 that looked similar,i looked in book i have with Swiss calibers and cant tell from the pics
alone,older book.
From the serial number looks like a 1012 because the serial number of the caliber in the book also starts with 372xxxx.
Is should be with 23 jewels.
Wonder why there are no markings
These were usually found in early 1970's Seamasters.

omega-1012.jpg

Yes, calibre number should be in that circle.
They all look similar 1020, 1012, 1030... In a matter of fact, 1020 is 1030+automatic part...

[djolemag]

I've found some old picture of dismantled 1030, still nothing too useful...

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[djolemag]

It has very fragile seconds hand pinion and spring holding it. Also, very painful job to fit seconds hand, I remember Omega has some sort of holder tool for that purpose. Basically it hold pinion pushed in place while attaching seconds hand...

[djolemag]

I had to make it, looks like this...

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[Alou]

I had to make it, looks like this...

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Good job! I have one from SLICK, adjustable center pivot and two holes so you can see the correct position from the sides.

Nice tool ,looks like there are a few Omega techies here!

[djolemag]

There is a screw in from the side to secure the center pin, which by the way is hollow.

Yours is clever, it looks as if it can take several sizes of movements. I only have a plastic protection ring to put on top.

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Yup, I made just because I couldn't wait two weeks to get it, once I realized I couldn't fit secons hand properly without it...
I thought it should take few sizes because I know some other movements with central seconds... I remember some Helvetia which made me a lot of pain..
Hence, good idea to make hollow top and screw for securing pin in place....

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[Alou]

Perhaps we should create the HF S.A. and compete among the large watch groups

Seriously now its great we have it all here for all of us doing one one of our passions!

[djolemag]

Perhaps we should create the HF S.A. and compete among the large watch groups

Seriously now its great we have it all here for all of us doing one one of our passions!

Great idea
I'm already preparing human resources for the future
Here is my junior, first practice on chinese rolex...
Dismantled but no way to get it back in function

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