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86 Years Old WWII Omega | Cal. 26.5 SOB T2 | Vinatge 1939 | Serviced

86 Years Old WWII Omega | Cal. 26.5 SOB T2 | Vinatge 1939 | Serviced

EVW PRODUCT NR: 3286-15

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The service and identification document is included in the price.

 

Collector Notes & Dating

This WWII-era Omega is powered by the manual-wind Caliber 26.5 SOB T2. The photographed movement number 8990732 and the included EVW document date it to approximately 1939. The watch was serviced on 15-10-2025.

Specifications

Movement: Manual Wind, Omega Cal. 26.5 SOB T2

Movement Number: 8990732

Case Serial Number: 9723806

Production Year: Circa 1939

Case: Stainless steel, snap back

Crystal: Acrylic

Strap: Leather strap

Box / Packaging: Box — Secure black travel watch case.

📦 What’s Included

Box/Case: Secure black travel watch case.

Documents: Invoice and our service certificate worth €369 — included free of charge

 

🚚 Shipping, Returns

Insured worldwide shipping. 14-day inspection (unused, seals intact). Pro packing with tracking.

 

🛎️ Call-to-Action

Questions or an offer? ClickNegotiate Your Price.” Serious collector inquiries welcome.

 

🔧 Included Service Benefits

 

💰 If you ever decide to sell the watch, a documented service will significantly enhance its market appeal and resale value.

 

🛠️ A professional service worth €369 — included free of charge.

 

The service includes:

Full disassembly, ultrasonic cleaning, and lubrication using Moebius synthetic oils

Regulation and timing adjustment

Ultrasonic case and bracelet cleaning (if applicable)

Final technical & aesthetic inspection

📄 An official service certificate is provided, listing key technical and identifying details — ideal for insurance, provenance, or future resale.

🛡️ This ensures peace of mind and removes the need for servicing for the next 3–5 years.

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