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Chase Hattan Watches has dated this piece to the 1940s.
A very fine example of a 1947 (dated by serial number) vintage Omega. It is certainly not the cheapest you will find — but with good reason.
A large case, crisp original dial, and virtually blemish-free presentation make this a standout piece. Fitted to an original Omega strap and buckle and running in excellent working order.

Case & Dial
35mm gold-plated case
Prominent, oversized 1940s lugs
Champagne-coloured dial
Original gold baton hour markers and gold hands
Later generic crown
Snap-on case back
Clean, crisp and remarkably preserved dial with no blemishes of note

Movement
Rare Omega 30T2 SC manual-wind movement
Highly collectible calibre
Contract case produced under licence for Omega by the General Watch Case Company
Fully inspected and running well following workshop testing

Strap
Brown leather Omega-signed strap
Paired with original Omega buckle
Strap appears almost new
Condition
Outstanding vintage condition — one of the finest examples of a late-40s Omega we’ve handled
No significant marks to case, dial or crystal

Strap virtually unworn
Mechanically excellent and ready to wear
Our View
A finer example of a late-1940s Omega would be incredibly hard to find. The combination of the rare 30T2 SC movement, large gold-plated case, original strap/buckle and beautifully preserved dial elevates this piece far above typical offerings. For collectors seeking a top-tier 1940s Omega, this is a superb opportunity.
Chase Hattan Watches has dated this piece to the 1940s.
Specialists in vintage, military and luxury watches
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Chase Hattan Watches Profile Page