How does Omega query coding information?

This is an imitation omega watch, because the first number stands for "watch series", so there is no such number as 9.

First of all, you need to know something about the brand model of Omega.

Usually, every Omega watch model introduced online is 8 digits:

Similar to A B C D. E F. G H:

The first number a represents the product line:

1 = constellation series

2=Seamaster hippocampus series

3 = Suba Motorized Altman Series

4 = Deville (prestige and symbol of Deville) Butterfly Flying Elegant Series

5 = Deville Tourbillion's Dish Flying tourbillon Series.

7=DeVille (Vasarelli) Disc Flying Series

The second number b indicates the material type:

1 = Gold case on gold bracelet

2 = fine steel gold case with fine steel gold bracelet.

3 = fine steel gold case on some fine steel gold watch chains.

4 = fine steel gold case on fine steel bracelet.

5 = fine steel case on fine steel bracelet.

6 = Gold case on leather strap

7 = steel and gold case on leather strap

8 = fine steel case on leather strap.

Correlation between the third and fourth radical product sequences

The third digit represents the size/movement world watch network.

The fourth number indicates that the colors of the baffle codes are inconsistent, and they vary according to the model and shell material.

1 = blue (steel Pro) or gold (gold Pro) or brushed steel (titanium Pro diver),

2 = polished Steel Pro or gold (two-color Pro) or blue (Gold Pro) or polished platinum (platinum Pro, silver dial limited edition 150th Anniv. Pro)

3 = plain color (light green), steel w/ black number (titanium diver)

4 = black (Steel GMT or Steel Pro) or gold (gold GMT),

5 = steel w/ blue number (steel diver),

6 = gold (titanium/tantalum chronograph),

8 = polished steel (steel chronograph or GMT) or gold (bicolor chronograph) or blue (titanium chronograph),

9 = blue (fine steel chronograph)

The fifth number e indicates the dial color:

1 = champagne color

2 = white white

3 = Silver Silver

4 = gray gray

5 = Black Black

6 = Ivory Ivory

8 = blue blue

The sixth number f represents the hour mark on the dial:

0 = mixed

1 = index

2 = Arabic

3 = Rome

5 = diamonds

The seventh and eighth digits GH indicate the color of the strap:

1 = black

2 = Brown

3 = blue

4 = Green

But today's Omega watches have a more complicated numbering system, such as Omega Haima series:

23 1. 10.43.22.03.00 1

The first digit represents series, 2, hippocampus series;

The second digit represents the watch case, 3, fine steel;

The third digit represents the form of bezel and strap, 1, blue bezel;

The fourth digit represents the hour series on the dial, 1, long pointer;

The fifth digit indicates that the strap is metal, 0, not leather;

43, refers to the surface diameter of 42.5mm or 43 faces (rough measurement);

The figures in the following groups must be interpreted by professionals or factory personnel; However, it is nothing more than a mirror (cover), a transparent surface (back through) or not, and the crown is screwed in.