1952 Omega Automatic With Cal. 344 Bumper…
The bumper movement was an interesting stepping stone in the development of the automatic watch movement.
Omega 1953 RAF “Fat Arrow”
The Fat Arrows were ordered by the RAF and issued to pilots and aircrew. Not cool enough? Well, did we mention they only made 5,900 of them?
Omega Seamaster Chronograph Ref. 144.029
The Ref. 145.029 is a seriously underrated chronograph from what is one of Omega’s most prolific decades, the 70s.
Omega Seamaster Soccer Timer Reference 145.020
This watch embodies the ethos of Dial + Bezel very well with an interesting and beautiful design, deep history, and fantastic condition.
1950 Rose Gold Omega Automatic Ref. 2577-11
This watch, reference 2577-11, is fairly common, but this example has a few key differences that set it apart from its contemporaries.
1974 Omega Constellation Ref. 155.0013
Being an Omega Constellation, this watch was designed as a stylish dress watch but its design fits in somewhere more in between a dress watch and a sports watch.