Tissot PR 526 GL

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Jeg har et Omega med 1012'eren og det led også af problemer med dato stilleren, ifølge Halse ikke ualmindeligt på dette værk. Jeg har desværre ikke et billede af værket da den kasse er næsten umulig at åbne, selv for en urmager.

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Calibres 1012 and 1020
The 23 jewel calibre 1012 was used mainly in Seamasters and Geneves, but in 1977 during the Swiss meltdown
Omega produced a large, square-rounded model with leather strap bearing the case number 166.0228. It
featured a 40 micron 22K gold plated main case body with a stainless steel case back. Calibre 1012 was not a
certified chronometer, but again it was a quality movement. Some examples can be seen with gold plated
bracelets which were normally purchased at the time the watch head was acquired.
While not having the collectibility of the certified 1011 calibre, for those who are collecting a representative
spread of what have been called ‘Haute Bling’ 1970s Constellations, there are good reasons to include this
model in a collection. Prices should be discounted accordingly and only models with exceptionally clean
movements, pristine dials and unmarked cases should be acquired. On a good day, you should be able to
acquire this model for around USD $200.00 to $300.00, or less at times.

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Thomas