Omega. A Fine Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch
Omega. A Fine Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch

Signed Omega, Ref. CK 2048, Movement No. 9'383'985, Case No. 10'123'722, Circa 1943

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Omega. A Fine Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch
Signed Omega, Ref. CK 2048, Movement No. 9'383'985, Case No. 10'123'722, Circa 1943
Cal. 33.3 mechanical jewelled lever movement, silvered dial, black Arabic numerals engraved to the bezel, blued steel hands, central blued steel chronograph hand, outer blue telemeter scale, inner red tachymeter scale, two subsidiary dials for 30 minutes and constant seconds, circular case, one oval chronograph pusher in the band and the other set in the crown, snap on back, case, dial and movement signed
37mm diam.

Lot Essay

According to the archives of OMEGA SA the present wristwatch was delivered to the German Army on May 26th, 1943.

The present watch is a remarkable example of an OMEGA chronograph with unusual bezel that was sent to the German Army, likely for use by an officer. A version of this chronograph with black dial was used as the basis for a special edition watch introduced as part of the OMEGA Museum Collection and called the “1945 Officer’s Watch.”

The present example is one of only a few vintage examples of this chronograph with unusual bezel to ever come to market and is preserved with a charismatic two-tone cream and pale yellow dial with red, black, and blue accents as well as blued hands.

It is an exceptional opportunity for a collector to acquire one of the most iconic and rarest chronographs in OMEGA’s history.

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