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WWII-era Omega from circa 1939
A compact Omega from the WWII period, dated circa 1939 and powered by the Caliber 26.5 SOB T2, speaks to the firm’s pre-war watchmaking approach: straightforward, reliable hand-wound mechanics housed in a stainless steel snap-back case. The acrylic crystal and leather strap underscore its period character while the movement’s pedigree reflects Omega’s long tradition of robust manual calibres. Serviced recently, this watch offers a clear link to early 20th-century wristwatch design and practical mechanical engineering that appeals to collectors who appreciate historical context and mechanically honest timepieces.
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01Specifications+
- Brand / model
- Omega Omega
- Estimated production
- Circa 1939
- Case material
- Stainless steel
- Crystal
- Acrylic
- Strap / bracelet
- Leather strap
- Movement
- Manual Wind
- Caliber
- Caliber 26.5 SOB T2
- Movement serial
- 899••••
02Service & provenance+
Last serviced: 15 October 2025
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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