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Omega from the mid‑1940s
This Omega dates to 1944 and belongs to the era when automatic bumper mechanisms were a practical step between manual wind and later full-rotor automatics. Its mid‑1940s provenance places it within a period of restrained, purpose-driven watchmaking, where form followed mechanical function. The bumper movement exemplifies a tactile, mechanical personality prized by enthusiasts: a semi-automatic winding system with a distinctive click and feel. For a contemporary collector, such a piece offers a direct connection to early automatic technology and the developmental story of Omega’s movement craftsmanship.
Watch dossier
Important details, without the clutter.
01Specifications+
- Brand / model
- Omega Omega Ref. 2402-6
- Reference
- 2402-6
- Estimated production
- 1944
- Movement
- Automatic Bumper
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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