This Omega Automatic from the 1950s is a well-preserved example of the brand’s mid-century production. It features a stainless steel case with the original Omega multi-link beads of rice bracelet and signed clasp. The dial shows consistent ageing with Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds register at 6 o’clock.
The watch has seen light wear over its lifetime and remains in original condition. The bracelet is solid with minor surface marks, while the case retains strong lines. Recently inspected, the movement is running well and is offered with our 12-month warranty.
Condition
Dial: Even ageing with patina; all markers and hands present.
Case: Light surface wear; no evidence of heavy polishing.
Bracelet: Omega multi-link bracelet with signed clasp; minor stretch.
Movement: Automatic calibre inspected and running within expectations.
Key Features
Brand: Omega
Era: Circa 1950s
Case: Stainless steel
Dial: Aged silver tone with Arabic numerals and sub-seconds
Bracelet: Omega multi-link steel bracelet with signed clasp
Case Size: Approx. 34 mm
Movement: Omega automatic movement (calibre not specified)
A Short History of Omega
Founded in 1848 in Switzerland, Omega is known for precision and durability. By the 1950s, the brand’s automatic movements had become an industry standard, combining robustness with everyday practicality. Vintage Omegas from this period remain sought after for their straightforward design and reliable engineering.
This Omega Automatic from the 1950s is a well-preserved example of the brand’s mid-century production. It features a stainless steel case with the original Omega multi-link beads of rice bracelet and signed clasp. The dial shows consistent ageing with Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds register at 6 o’clock.
The watch has seen light wear over its lifetime and remains in original condition. The bracelet is solid with minor surface marks, while the case retains strong lines. Recently inspected, the movement is running well and is offered with our 12-month warranty.
Condition
Dial: Even ageing with patina; all markers and hands present.
Case: Light surface wear; no evidence of heavy polishing.
Bracelet: Omega multi-link bracelet with signed clasp; minor stretch.
Movement: Automatic calibre inspected and running within expectations.
Key Features
Brand: Omega
Era: Circa 1950s
Case: Stainless steel
Dial: Aged silver tone with Arabic numerals and sub-seconds
Bracelet: Omega multi-link steel bracelet with signed clasp
Case Size: Approx. 34 mm
Movement: Omega automatic movement (calibre not specified)
A Short History of Omega
Founded in 1848 in Switzerland, Omega is known for precision and durability. By the 1950s, the brand’s automatic movements had become an industry standard, combining robustness with everyday practicality. Vintage Omegas from this period remain sought after for their straightforward design and reliable engineering.
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