This watch is the oldest wristwatch in my collection that is almost NOS. It wasn´t sold due to a broken glas. There is also a promotionlabel that belongs to it. It was made ca 1936. Caliber T17 with 60 hour....
I admit, when I read "NOS", my first thought was "yeah, right", everything is NOS, especially if it's on ebay. That however, truly is an amazing piece. Where did you get it?
I admit, when I read "NOS", my first thought was "yeah, right", everything is NOS, especially if it's on ebay. That however, truly is an amazing piece. Where did you get it?
I bought it from an old watchmakers shop many years ago.
Your Omega is aesthetically nice and of course in amazing condition. What are the width, length and thickness measurements? I really like the shape of the hands; very similar to the hands on my inherited 1944 Bulova watch from my grandfather which lead to my vintage watch interest.
This one is small by today’s standards at25mm wide x 35mm lug to lug tip x 9mm thick.
I can of course change the broken glass to a new one but as written above, its "a real time capsule" and the broken glass was the reason that it was never sold. I think I let it be as it is...