A collection of vintage Omega 30T2 watches - episode 3 - circa 1930s-1940s
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If you guys are here to learn about vintage Omega 30T2, this is definitely the video to watch. There are a lot of useful information on Omega models that uses the 30mm caliber. This is episode 3 of my personal 30T2 collection. It is educational and you'll get to see the many variations.
Episode 2: • Nicest 1940's Omega 30...
Episode 1: • My collection of vinta...
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This really helps me escape from all the Rolex hype right now. Great video yet again!
You bet!
Absolutely fantastic - what great collection!!!Thank you!
Amazing collection, really love that design decade.
Fabulous collection, also very educational and tempting to add more to collection!!
Thank you! It's hard to stop once you started this hobby. haha
It's hard to pick a favorite as they are all so beautiful. Great collection! This period of Omegas were in my opinion the golden age of their dial design. Thanks again!
Thank you! I don't know why but I love manual wind 30mm watches so much!
Always enjoy your videos. Thank you!
Glad you like them! Happy to hear that.
Once again great source of learning.
I'm just drooling over the collection, totally amazing !!!! I couldn't pick only one .... my top five would probably be watches 1, 8, 13,18 & 24. Thanks for a great series of videos on the 30T2
Haha, Hey, at least you tried. I don't blame you for that. I know picking just one will be too difficult.
Love the collection and this video series
Many thanks as always!
Awesome watches!!!! Congratulations for your collection.
Thank you kindly!
Stunning.
All beautiful & suit your wrist size perfectly. Hard to pick a favourite when they're all so nice but my 3 to start would be:
8. ck 2383
10. ck 2400
13. ck 2122.... in fact just ship them all over i cant do it.A pleasure to see such fine examples especially in today's market of "homages" and so on. Thanks for sharing.
I love the models with the blued syringe style hands, out of this world
Really beautiful collection. Impossible to pick one... and all in such great condition.
Couldn't agree more!
WOW GREAT COLLECTION
Wow! Great taste, great collection
Glad you enjoyed
I got a 1950 with the 30T2 from a seller in Brazil as my Birth year watch
Gorgeous collection! You have excellent taste in watches. Is there a specific term for the dial design on watch #8? I love the look of the numbers on the dark circle. Thanks!
I can only explain watch number 8 as an unusual Bullseye dial.
they are all wonderful, I have about 10 old Omega including 4 mint 1940"s cosmic moon date, different metals and sizes
It’s amazing how many watches you can buy when you quit your addiction habit...
They are all beautiful, but if I had to pick one, I’ll definitely go with the CK 2383 Bullseye with the applied gold toned indexes, an astonishing piece for me!
Fair enough :-)
Pretty nice collection! The 23 is my favorite but im biased because I’m Brazilian! haha. I’m starting now a vintage watch collection and I’m very excited to get my hands on a 30t2. Greetings!
Fair enough. haha
Wonderful collection! Have you redone the dials on some? They look almost new. It's amazing how good the condition is for such old models. Great video
Thank you! There is no redial in this video. All 30 pieces are with their original factory finish dials. A vintage watch dial does not need to show aging in order to proof that it is not a redial. In fact, there are many aged dials that are actually old redial. Self knowledge is key. Never guess or assume in this hobby, or you'll make some expensive mistakes.
So beautifull watches 👍
Please, could you share in which sites do you finding them? Thank you
try the Omega forums
Excellent video. Would you please help me choose a watch, actually help me make sure that it's Omega authentic, like the dial and the case. I have something I'm interested in and just need a little help. Would provide a link of course. Do you have an email I can email you the link to the listing of the watch?
Hi, yes I can help you with that directly on my Patreon account. Link in the description box.
I’d like anyone of these in my collection!
Have you ever opened a radium watch case back without a mask ?
The case back on of mines popped off by accident and now I am stressing out ahah
All the time. Just avoid breaking the radium dust and sniff it. I have a radon and Geiger detector in my watch shop. It gets to the unhealthy level if you have 100+ radio active watches open up in one room.
Hello I will like some help I have and omega seastar can fin anything for the watch don't know what year is it
if you can provide the movement serial number I can let you know the year.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel ok I will
Great collection! For me it's hard to say if the Omega text and logo is repainted or not. They use so many typ of different "fonts" through 1930-40. Isn't this very hard to tell? Thank you.
Thank you!
Well, like any we learn, it will take time to master it.
I have no issue spotting a redial on pretty much any vintage Omega watch. The 1930s to 1970s are very easy, but that's because I have seen and worked on thousands of pieces in person. However, I would have issues when it comes to a different brand. So, I maybe an expert in Omega, but definitely not for another brand.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel what I was thinking about is that it seems omega used so many different fonts and logos during the 1930. I can see a watch from the same year as this time but they have Omega and the logo written in different fonts. I guess this was normal back then because the maybe used tampon print and it was a very "manual" work routine I guess. Thank you for answer, have a good day!
@@Watcheyes This is why I cannot make a video to teach people how to tell a factory print and redial apart. It will be too difficult and confusing for most people. There are just too many different font types that Omega has used throughout each decade. You are to know it from years of experience or you don't. if you get the chance, watch this video and check the font on the piece with the bracelet: ruclips.net/video/-ETM-zt_r2w/видео.html
That is a font you may not have seen before. 😀
@@TimelessHistoryChannel I see, some knowledge can't be teached through a video so, needs to be through own experience. Aha, will check it, thank you!
You have ABO for the best Omega Watches Channel of RUclips.
Wow you must have some seriously good insurance
Hello, I going to buy a couple of vintage Omega watches and I have some questions, do you have a email to send you some pictures of the watches? Thanks!
Hi Enrique,
due to my busy schedule, I can only assist with questions related to the product that I have for sale on my site.
Thank you for your understanding.
no.17 is best !!!
I am a watch collector but Am not forestation to have an expensive watch but i like number 24 i wish i can have it
Bonjour,.. Belle présentation pour cette superbe collection,.. aux cadrans riches en nuances subtiles.. elles ont une âme,.. qui fait malheureusement défaut à la froideur des productions actuelles...
I love the ot 2180 dial. But nomos can’t hold a candle to Omega much less be around in 100 years.
Not to mention, Longines made many cases with this type of lugs too!