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Why this watch.

Seamaster bumper from the early 1950s

A neatly presented Omega Seamaster bumper from circa 1951, this 36mm Staybrite steel case wears a period-proportioned profile with curved lugs, thin bezel and a restored dark-silver dial. The watch houses Omega’s calibre 351, a first‑generation bumper automatic with center seconds that illustrates the brand’s transition from early self-winding systems to later full-rotor automatics. Professionally serviced and fitted to a calf leather strap, it offers a refined mid‑century aesthetic paired with historically significant movement technology, appealing to collectors who value mechanical character and authentic period design.

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01Specifications
Brand / model
Omega Omega Automatic Seamaster Bumper Ref. 2446-2
Reference
2446-2
Estimated production
circa 1951
Case material
Steel Staybrite
Case diameter
36 mm
Lug-to-lug
40 mm
Thickness
10 mm
Dial
Professionally restored by a dial specialist using period-correct techniques
Crystal
Acrylic (period-correct)
Crown
Signed
Strap / bracelet
Calf leather strap
Movement
Automatic bumper, center seconds
Caliber
351
Jewels
17
Movement serial
1272••••
02Service & provenance

Last serviced: 27 February 2026

The service includes the following operations: • Disassembly of the watch • Movement overhaul: dismantling • Cleaning, reassembly and lubrication • Use of Moebius synthetic oils • Ultrasonic cleaning of the case • Reassembly of the case and the watch • Final technical and aesthetic checks

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

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EVW service certificate

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