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Black dial and tachymeter bezel, on a steel bracelet.
Sunburst blue dial with date at three, on the original steel bracelet.
Black dial with silver sub-dials and an orange chronograph hand, on a steel bracelet.
White dial, [Ref.], [Year]
€11,300[Notes]
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€9,600Black dial and tachymeter bezel, on a steel bracelet.
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€7,050Sunburst blue dial with date at three, on the original steel bracelet.
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€4,500Black dial with silver sub-dials and an orange chronograph hand, on a steel bracelet.
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Omega began in 1848, when Louis Brandt started assembling pocket watches in La Chaux-de-Fonds. By the end of the century his sons had built one of the largest watch factories in Switzerland, and the Omega calibre gave the company its name.
Its watches have timed the Olympic Games since 1932, gone to sea with divers and, in 1969, been worn on the Moon. For collectors that history is easy to follow: references are well documented, and Omega can confirm a watch's production from its archives.
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