Omega Sub Second Arrow 1947

Omega Sub Second Arrow 1947The 1940s was a good time for Omega, as exemplified in this beautiful dress watch. This example is not only good looking, but substantial, too. Fitted with a 34 mm steel case, down turned lugs, and with a sub second dial and arrow head hour markers, you really can't beat this watch. CASE: excellent overall condition, showing minor trace of use 3 body stainless steel case with screw down case back 34 mm (without crown) 42 mm (lug to lug) 18 mm (between

and its caliber 27-460M offers the same exquisite finishing as the 12-600 AT movement in the 2526

original never touched salmon dial in good condition

Reference: 5500

the Rolex Datejust is apparently the first to consider

original UG crystal (logo in the middle) with some micro scratches

integrated 18k white gold Patek Philippe clasp

58 hours power reserve

original never touched gold colored linen dial in great condition

3- body stainless steel & yellow gold case with screw-down case back

Wenger SA (1934 - 1992)

original stainless steel oyster bracelet from 1982 fitting up to 20 cm wrist

dial and Universal Geneve crown