The watch in motion
See this watch in motion.
Video gives a clearer sense of proportions, dial character and wrist presence than still photography alone.
Watch on YouTube ↗Why this watch.
Omega Dirty Dozen — RAF 1943
This Omega originates from the World War II era when Britain’s Ministry of Defence commissioned robust wristwatches from multiple Swiss makers to a common military specification. Dated to 1943 and fitted with the Cal.30T2, it exemplifies straightforward, legible design and purposeful construction developed for service use. Omega’s execution of the Dirty Dozen brief reflects the brand’s watchmaking proficiency in reliable hand-wound movements and practical ergonomics. For the modern collector, such a watch speaks to mid-century military utility and horological craftsmanship, offering historical context alongside a mechanically engaging calibre.
Watch dossier
Important details, without the clutter.
01Specifications+
- Brand / model
- Omega Omega
- Estimated production
- 1943
- Caliber
- Cal.30T2
02Service & provenance+
The watch has been technically and visually inspected. It did not require servicing and is ready to wear.
03Delivery & returns+
Current store policies apply to this purchase.
Included with the watch