Omega Two Tone Jumbo 1954

Omega Two Tone Jumbo 1954The 1950s was a good time for Omega, as exemplified in this beautiful Two Tone piece from 1954. Fitted with a Jumbo 38 mm steel case, down turned lugs, and with a gorgeous two tone dial, you really can't beat this watch. The dial has aged beautifully, and it features rose gold hour markers, hands and subsidiary second, further stepping up this watch's dress game a notch. This example is in incredible condition, the case is sharp and clean. The dial is

original never touched white/cream dial in flawless condition

Here you can see a fascinating automatic dress watch made by Omega in 1950

which was a popular color for dress watches produced in this era (as seen with the contemporary Patek Philippe Ellipse model) and comes with an integrated 18k yellow gold bracelet in nos condition

a very small spot in the middle of the dial under the hour hand

+2sec/d / 280°

Omega Caliber 751 - automatic chronometer

3- body 18k yellow gold case with screw-down case back

Reference: 2505-15

original never touched grey pie pan dial in flawless condition

This 1803 with a rare cream Pie-Pan Dial is in stunning overall condition with a sharp case and edges

When the Rolex Oysterquartz Datejust was introduced in 1977

the original crystal is shaped concave and the dial appears to be 3D