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Regarding the f300
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Can't help as regards the Ceramica or the 1983 quartz watch. But the Omega Electronic f300 with the TV type face has a 1310 calibre movement; it was Omega's first quartz movement. The plunger on the side of the case by the 2 o'clock marker adjusts the seconds and the one by the 4 o'clock marker adjusts the date.

The case should be numbered 196.0016; the bracelet numbered 1213/202.

For manuals, I suggest you consult Steve's website: http://www.old-omegas.com/

Hope this helps.

Derek

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