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Why this watch.

Omega from 1935, driven by Cal. 26.5SOBT2

This Omega, dated to 1935 and bearing the FAB SUISSE designation, is a clear example of mid-1930s watchmaking language: restrained proportions, purposeful detailing and a focus on mechanical clarity. Beneath the case sits the Cal. 26.5SOBT2, a period movement that speaks to Omega’s technical practice of the era. For the contemporary collector, the watch offers a direct link to pre-war manufacturing and movement design, illustrating how a single well-made calibre can define the character and performance of a wristwatch across generations.

Watch dossier

Important details, without the clutter.

01Specifications
Brand / model
Omega Omega
Estimated production
1930s
Caliber
Cal. 26.5SOBT2
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