This watch is in great conditions and has recently been serviced by my Master Watchmaker. Looking for 1200 GBP.
Here is the last arrived of my Omega Chronometres, just back from a full service. It’s a CK2367-8 from 1949, steel case of 35mm without crown. In excellent conditions, it has very recently been serviced by a master watchmaker, and is now running within chronometer parameters. Now for sale.
Today’s watch is an Omega ref 3950-3, steel case. Omega started production of this reference in 1951 up to 1954, with squared case in 18K gold and in steel, mostly for the French market.
My latest articles covering horological topics and some of my favourite timepieces
The Omega Pilot 1953 “thin-arrow” in my opinion is the most usable of all RAF assigned military watches. Very pleasant to wear, as it has a 37mm case, comfortable on the wrist and very much readable – many nowadays prefer it to the other sweep-seconds RAF pilot watches, i.e. the Mark XI from IWC and […]
Part I: The Omega 30mm caliber This movement was designed in the second half of the 30s by Henry Kneuss (assistant technical director Omega SA) with external advice of Paul Brandt and Otto Ahrens Lucerne.
As we know, in 1957 Omega launched the watches,the Seamaster CK2913, Railmaster CK2914 and Spedmaster CK2915. All three had the hour hand as broad-arrow , Naiad-type crowns and were soon professionally used as indicated in this advertisement from 1957 (Three high-precision watches for special assignments).