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Hey there, I'm a couple years late to lunch here but I've found the same pattern, along with some markings, on a non-original Omega Geneve 613 dial. Same hearts/clovers, but I'm not sure what the rest of the numbers and markings mean here. -
Here is the clearest possible example demonstrating how your fine Gyromatic works https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/ Welcome to the forum -
I expect you should be able to wind it by hand with the crown and then when wearing it the 'gyromatic' part keeps it topped up, for want of a better phrase. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
That will teach me to read the post properly. Let's see the dial. -
Oh so that is why it is gyromatic so if I don’t move it every once in a while it turns off? That seems a tad bit redundant but kinda cool thanks so much
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