The Watch:Come join me, let’s go back to a time before the Moonswatch existed. Fresh in, this is a 2010 limited edition of 1938 pieces from Omega’s Museum Collection. Dipping into their historic catalog, Omega took design elements from their mid-century chronographs to create a classic “Doctor’s Watch.” It measures 39mm across, and comes on an Omega strap with the original buckle.
All the vintage hits are here: a cream dial, Breguet hands and open numerals, the vintage Omega marquee and logo, a boxed and cambered sapphire, multiple scales, including a pulsation scale. But it comes with modern conveniences: hacking seconds, a crisp vertical clutch for the chronograph, 50 meters of water resistance, and a co-axial (Omega’s in-house escapement since 1999) movement with 55 hours of power reserve by Frederique Piguet.
If you’re looking for vintage style, technical sophistication, and some precious metal heft, this is the one.
Includes:Watch only.
Condition:Very good condition. There is a small mark on the crystal over the seconds register that can be seen on photos. Otherwise nothing of note.
