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11 hours ago, gary17 said:

146.009/146.010

Omega case numbers are interesting in that yes that's the case number but that's not the number you used to look up the case as if you do you won't find anything. For instance if you do know what the number is which is you have to add a zero in. It doesn't actually change the number in a way think about the number is two separate parts in other words 146 and then the other number would be like 009 could also be expressed as 0009. The decimal point isn't really a decimal point as a guess. So for instance this link

://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-geneve-chronostop-st-146-0009

Josie what calibers in the case gives you will technical nation does not help with casing parts though

then he can go to cousins and find nothing. There's two ways to do cousins if you search for the number like 146.009 You'll find nothing. If you had the extra zero and it does come up. Or you can just search for the one for six and you get a list and both of them are in the list. Then you get a PDF with some information. Which I've attached complements of cousins.

4629_Omega 146.0009 ST Case.pdf 6398_Omega 146.0010 ST Case.pdf

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