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  1. Hi all, I recently purchased a 1962 Omega ladies watch which has a cal. 455 automatic movement. It's a Ladymatic in a square case. The information inside on the case back ties up with the movement serial number. The crystal, which has yellowed a bit and is cushion shaped and curved on all four sides, I'll need to replace. It's working fine but I will give it a service though. The point of sale information described the watch as an Omega Redima Tick. Can someone please explain to me what that means because I cannot find out much about it? The movement serial number is: 19008899, which dates it to 1962 I don't want to upload any photos because I don't want them on the WWW just yet, but inside the case back is engraved: ACIER INOXYDABLE OMEGA WATCH CO. (inside a triangle) FAB. SUISSE SWISS MADE 3993 62 SC Thanks in advance.
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