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Omega Watch serial number list to see how old your watch is.


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Welcome to our page of Omega watch serial numbers for Omega watches and Omega Speedmaster watches . First of all just to be clear no serial numbers list of Omegas is an exact science its really just a guide as Contrary to widespread belief, Omega never employed serial numbers in a strictly sequential manner. A range of serial numbers was allocated to the manufacturing of a specific caliber. Omega then typically, though not invariably, manufactured that caliber in sequential order. Consequently, serial numbers with significant discrepancies were occasionally produced concurrently. For example, caliber 1861 might be fabricated with serial numbers in the 48 millions, while other Omega timepieces were produced with serial numbers in the 51 millions. Prior to 1995, these sequences generally exhibited close proximity, thereby approximating continuous usage. Lemania calibers, such as the 1861, have consistently been somewhat of an anomaly and have been observed to deviate from the published tables detailing Omega serial number deployment.( see the second table down for Speedmaster spefic serial number ranges )

Commencing on February 15, 1991, all Omega watches manufactured featured a serial number engraved on the lug or caseback (as I am aware of 1998 & 2004 watches lacking lug engraving). All watches bearing a serial number of 53 million or greater possess this engraving. Furthermore, note that in 1995, Omega discontinued the practice of utilizing a single sequence of serial numbers. Previously, all calibers undergoing production would have fallen below a certain maximum number, and every range of numbers beneath that maximum was assigned to the production of a particular caliber, the highest number assigned to any caliber in production would have been in the 51 millions. Beginning in 1995, Omega allocated broadly distributed ranges of serial numbers to the manufacturing of calibers. From that date until 2007, these ranges have encompassed, for instance,

56 million for caliber 1151;

58 million for caliber 2520 and 2601;

60 million for caliber 1164, 1221, and 3600;

61 million for caliber 1666;

77 million for caliber 1861;

80 million for calibers 1128, 1164, 2500 B, and 2500C;

81 million for caliber 2628;

and 48 million for caliber 1861 (the 1957 Replica from 1998); (appearing in "Omega - A Journey Through Time"). Omega has indicated that in 2007, it further subdivided and segregated caliber production, making dating even more challenging Therefore, a Speedmaster with a lug engraving was most probably manufactured after February 15, 1991. Bear in mind that Omega may produce a movement and not deploy it for a considerable period.. A Lemania movement stored for several years before utilization and lug engraving would not astonish me. Incidentally, 48 million numbers are particularly problematic to date. Dating an Omega watch, short of contacting Bienne and getting a excerpt from the Omega archives, is more of an art than a science.

On earlier Omega watches you would use the serial number that's engraved on the movement itself, omega started putting the serial numbers on the cases itself in the late 1980s/early 1990s with some exceptions starting from the 1940s, on some 1970s/80s watches the serial number is in inside the case back.

Movement caliber number and serial number location

location of serial number and caliber number on an omega watch movement

case lug serial number location used from the late 1980s onwards

location of serial number and caliber number on an omega watch case lug

another case lug serial location

location of serial number and caliber number on an omega watch case

case back serial number location again used from the late 1980s

location of serial number and caliber number on an omega watch case back

OMEGA SERIAL NUMBER LIST

Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial
1895	1,000,000	1944	10,000,000	1963	20,000,000	1971	33,000,000	1982	45,000,000
1902	2,000,000	1947	11,000,000	1964	21,000,000	1972	34,000,000	1984	46,000,000
1908	3,000,000	1950	12,000,000	1965	22,000,000	1973	36,000,000	1985	48,000,000
1912	4,000,000	1952	13,500,000	1966	23,000,000	1974	38,000,000	1986	49,000,000
1916	5,000,000	1954	14,000,000	1967	25,000,000	1975	39,000,000	1986	50,000,000
1923	6,000,000	1956	15,000,000	1968	26,000,000	1977	40,000,000	1989	51,000,000
1929	7,000,000	1958	16,000,000	1969	28,000,000	1978	41,000,000	1991	53,000,000
1935	8,000,000	1960	17,000,000	1970	29,000,000	1979	42,000,000	1993	55,000,000
1939	9,000,000	1961	18,000,000	1970	32,000,000	1980	44,000,000	1995	55,000,000
		1962	19,000,000					1998	56,000,000

Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial	Date	Serial
1999	56,760,000	2001	65,000,000	2003	68,000,000	2005	72,000,000	2007	81,000,000
2000	61,000,000	2002	65,450,000	2004	70,000,000	2006	78,000,000	2008	84,000,000

As stated above the Omega Speedmasters serial numbers vary from the other Omega models , the speedmaster line had its own production cycle batches separate to the other Omega models also used Lemania ebauches most famously the Lemania CH27 which was used as the base for the cal 321 and later the 861 and 1861 omega movements, as these were bought in sort of speak these were sometimes numbered seperately by Omega, so for the speedmaster use the serials listed below

SERIAL NUMBERS FOR OMEGA SPEEDMASTER WATCHES

Date	Serial
1957	14,000,000 – 14,999,999
1958	15,000,000 – 15,999,999
1958/1959	16,000,000 – 16,999,999
1960	17,000,000 – 17,999,999
1961	18,000,000 – 18,999,999
1962	19,000,000 – 19,999,999
1963	20,000,000 – 21,999,999
1964/1965	22,000,000 – 22,999,999
1966	23,000,000 – 23,999,999
1967	24,000,000 – 25,999,999
1968	26,000,000 – 26,500,000
1969	26,500,001 – 27,000,000
1970	28,000,000 – 30,000,000
1971	30,000,000 – 31,000,000
1972	31,000,000 – 31,600,000
1973	31,600,001 – 32,000,000
1974	32,000,001 – 33,000,000
1975	33,000,001 – 33,999,999
1976	34,000,000 – 34,999,999
1977	35,000,000 – 36,999,999
1978	37,000,000 – 37,999,999
1979	38,000,000 – 39,999,999
1980	40,000,000 – 41,999,999
1981	42,000,000 – 42,999,999
1982	43,000,000 – 43,999,999
1983	44,000,000 – 44,999,999
1984	45,000,000 – 45,999,999
1985	46,000,000 – 46,999,999
1986/1988	47,000,000 – 47,500,000
1988/1990	47,500,001 – 47,999,999
1991	48,000,000 – 48,249,999
1992	48,250,000 – 48,274,999
1993	48,275,000 – 48,294,999
1994	48,295,000 – 48,305,999
1995	48,306,000 – 48,319,999
1996	48,320,000 – 48,339,999
1997	48,340,000 – 48,349,999
1998	48,350,000 – 48,399,999
1999	48,400,000 – 77,000,000
	Around 1999 Omega started a new serial range starting at 77 million

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