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Is there a connection between Regina and Omega for pocket watches and/or travel clocks? Anyone? kh | |||
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Ken, There is a connection as Regina was primarily an Omega brand for watches sold through Canadian outlets. Here is more... https://ihc185.infopop.cc/eve/f...eqWords=regina+omega https://ihc185.infopop.cc/eve/f...arch&reqWords=regina And below, a really cool sign! Debbie | |||
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IHC Member 1335 |
Yes,Regina was Omega's trademark for a line of watches it made for sale in Canada. It's a small world though,as many years ago I bought out Chadwick jewelers antique watchmakers stock, and there must have been 150 Regina tin signs. I just sold the last one two weeks ago LOL | |||
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IHC Member 1691 |
Little bit more information here at wikipedia. I recently serviced what I call my "macabre" Regina - private labeled pocket watch for an asbestos mine in Quebec. Runs like a trooper 90 odd years after manufacture. Regards Peter in Oz | |||
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IHC Life Member |
Of the several Regina/Omega watches that passed through my collection . . . oddly the most impressive was this AWCCo. coin cased 100 Plus year old Omega with a Canadian Watchmaker Marked 7 Jewel movement. I expect very few Omega manufactured movements were 7 jewel and after service, this one still tried to run a railroad! | |||
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