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Hi all,
I have two vintage Omegas that I am very anxious to get Omega archive extracts for. However, I need to open the casebooks in order to get the serial numbers on the movements. I have some watch tools, but I do not want to damage these, and so I could use advice about whether these are "easy" to remove (and how) or I should bring to my local watchmaker one or both. Watchmaker slightly trickier in pandemic conditions is why I ask.
I include pictures of the fronts (for fun) and the backs (for advice).
Thanks!
Russ
p.s. a circa 1961 Seamaster with date and a circa 1960 321 Chronograph (check out that bracelet original!).
I have two vintage Omegas that I am very anxious to get Omega archive extracts for. However, I need to open the casebooks in order to get the serial numbers on the movements. I have some watch tools, but I do not want to damage these, and so I could use advice about whether these are "easy" to remove (and how) or I should bring to my local watchmaker one or both. Watchmaker slightly trickier in pandemic conditions is why I ask.
I include pictures of the fronts (for fun) and the backs (for advice).
Thanks!
Russ
p.s. a circa 1961 Seamaster with date and a circa 1960 321 Chronograph (check out that bracelet original!).