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Originally posted by drocpsu View Posthttp://clockmaker.com.au/rolex_serial_numbers.html - scroll down to the Omega section. They stopped publishing their serial #'s around 2011 to help counter counterfeits, so this goes up through then. It's based on the first 2 #'s of the serial #. Took me a while to find this. Dug through dozens of WUS and Omega forum posts until someone referenced this table. It's really the only one that goes up through 2011, as most other ones out there stop around 2008.
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Originally posted by carlitos View PostHere is my everyday watch for the past 15 years or so, a Longines chronograph. At 35mm, it is a normal-sized watch!
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Originally posted by Vicious49 View PostAh, I did find that link in my search but didn't know how to read it until your explanation. It says my 2531 was manufactured in 2006. I didn't realize it was still being made that late. Mine doesn't have the 'anti-counterfeit' globe on it but I read that towards the end Omega was just trying to use up all their parts so some of the later ones could have had older case backs on them.
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Originally posted by carlitos View PostSweet. That's on my bucket list. Almost had one a few years ago from a friend who sadly no longer works for Omega.
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Originally posted by jfo2010 View PostNice patina!!
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Originally posted by Vicious49 View PostMegaDot
What year is that watch?
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