#Omega seamaster calibre 1020 tv

It is also recommended for those who are new to antique watches.JapanThis item is 100% Authentic If you have any questions, please ask me anything. Although small scratches and growth between frames can be seen, it can still be put to practical use. It is equipped with a comfortable OMEGA genuine stainless steel bracelet. It is a very practical model that allows you to quickly change the date by pulling the crown one step and quickly change the day of the week by pulling the crown two steps. The movement is equipped with a self-winding 'Cal.1020'. Both the dial and the case are in good condition, and although there are small scratches and a feeling of use, there is no noticeable damage. Narrow indexes are arranged in a well-balanced manner on a silver dial with a nice atmosphere. It is a watch that has been produced for only a short period of time among the successive models and is rarely seen in the market.

#Omega seamaster calibre 1020 tv

A TV screen model featuring a slightly rounded square shape. (min-width: 400px) Description1980 OMEGA Seamaster TV screen Ref.166.0213 Automatic Cal.1020 36mm Day-Dateв– This pre-owned item is approved as a genuine product by a Japanese appraiserв– This pre-owned item has been inspected by a designated workshop watchmaker.в– Please see the description and photos for details****************************************************** ***************Product name: OMEGA SeamasterYear of manufacture: 1980Dial: Silver dial (Redan)Detail: TV screen, bar index, bar hand, applied logoCase material: SSCase size: Length 40 mm / Width 36 mm Crown not included / Thickness 11 mmOmega genuine stainless steel bracelet (11mm)Movement: Cal.1020 / Automatic windingAccessories: Our original boxCondition: Antique (used)Waterproof function: Non-waterproofOmega's self-winding model 'Seamaster / Ref.166.0213' manufactured in 1980 has arrived. This entry was posted in Service, Swiss, Wrist Watches by Christian. The hairspring looks very good, and so does the balance wheel. The worst damage is on the pull-out piece, but IвЂ™ll probably manage to clean it up. The pallet fork needs some cleaning as well. With the wheel bridge removed, you can see that the mainspring barrel drives the second wheel (there is no centre wheel), and the third wheel drives on one side the second hand arbor, and through the plate, on the bottom plate, the cannon pinion which drives the motion work. Now I turn the movement around to the top plate. Looks to me like water got in past the crown and down the winding stem.Дefinitely no waste of time to give this watch a service. The winding and setting mechanism is very dirty, and parts are oxidized. Nothing wrong with that, it will make the day change sound less clanky. The date changer is actually made from plastic. As usual, the days of the week appear twice, so that the wheel doesnвЂ™t have to be moved 1/7 of a turn every day, but only 1/14. The day and date rings on the bottom plate. I remove the winding stem, and take the movement out of the case. No service marks on the watch back, but there are other people than me that donвЂ™t like to scratch their customersвЂ™ watches рџ‰ Looks like itвЂ™s been a while since the last service. Nice and straight lines, a bit too fast, and the amplitude is a bit low. To start off with, letвЂ™s put the watch on the timegrapher. Probably something a service will sort out. He sent it in as it hardly has any power reserve when using the auto-winder, but itвЂ™s fine when hand-wound. This is a great movement beating at 8 bps / 28,800 bph.

Another one of ConstantineвЂ™s watches he sent from NY вЂ“ an Omega Seamaster with the 1020 calibre.