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Why this watch.

Omega bumper from the early 1950s

This Omega dates to 1952 and pairs period character with considered design details: a textured honeycomb dial set within a case that tapers into playful, sculpted lugs. Beneath the dial sits Omega's cal. 344 bumper automatic, a movement type that reflects mid-century automatic winding engineering and the brand's watchmaking savoir-faire. For the contemporary collector, this piece offers an authentic mechanical experience and a clear link to Omega's postwar era design language—an object that reads as both wearable vintage and an instructive example of mid-century automatic movement construction.

Watch dossier

Important details, without the clutter.

01Specifications
Brand / model
Omega Omega Ref. 2402-1
Reference
2402-1
Estimated production
1952
Dial
Honeycomb Dial
Movement
Automatic BUMPER
Caliber
cal.344
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