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Why this watch.

1947 Omega with Bumper Calibre

A restrained post-war wristwatch from Omega dated 1947, presented here under reference F.6212. The design roots are visible in its era-appropriate proportions and the noted contribution of designer Cherles Perregaux, who is credited in the description. Mechanically it is driven by the 28.10RA automatic bumper calibre, an approach to self-winding that speaks to mid-20th-century technical solutions. For the contemporary collector this piece offers a direct link to 1940s watchmaking aesthetics and mechanical character, useful for study, wear, or inclusion in a era-focused collection.

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Important details, without the clutter.

01Specifications
Brand / model
Omega Omega Ref. F.6212
Reference
F.6212
Estimated production
1947
Movement
Automatic bumper
Caliber
28.10RA
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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Included with the watch

Everything supplied with this example.

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EVW travel box

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Store invoice