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Omega Automatic Bumper, 1952
An Omega wristwatch from 1952 that encapsulates post-war watchmaking restraint and purpose. The case lines and dial proportions are typical of early 1950s design, offering a balanced, timeless presence on the wrist. At its heart sits the Cal. 342 with a bumper automatic winding system, a mechanically distinctive solution before full-rotor automatics became standard. For today’s enthusiast, this piece speaks to historical mechanics and mid-century aesthetics, making it a thoughtful acquisition for someone interested in mechanical variety and the evolution of automatic movements.
Watch dossier
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01Specifications+
- Brand / model
- Omega Omega Ref. F6231
- Reference
- F6231
- Estimated production
- 1952
- Movement
- AUTOMATIC Bumper
- Caliber
- Cal. 342
02Service & provenance+
The watch has been technically and visually inspected. It did not require servicing and is ready to wear.
03Delivery & returns+
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