OMEGA Ref 2279/2 About 1940.

Steel 3-counter chronograph. Silvered dial with b…

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OMEGA

Ref 2279/2 About 1940. Steel 3-counter chronograph. Silvered dial with baton hands and hour markers. Later movement cal 861 base lemania. Freq 21600Alt/h. Totalizing counters 30 Minutes and 12 hours. Permanent second at 9 o'clock. Case 3 bodies, back Clipsé, square pushers. Works, good condition. Diam 35 mm

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A VINTAGE MEN'S OMEGA STAINLESS STEEL CHRONGRAPH. CHRONOGRAPH (PRE-SPEEDMASTER CAL.321) Brand: Omega Model: Chronograph (Pre-Speedmaster) Case reference: 2279-1 Year: Circa 1950's Movement: Manual, Cal. 321, 17 Jewels, No. 151481169 Dial: Silvered, gilt-applied dart hour markers with a black insert, black outer minute division, black outer "Tachymeter" division, gilt dauphine hands with black insert, black centre seconds hand for the chronograph, subsidiary dial for seconds at the 9 o'clock position, subsidiary dial for the chronograph minutes at the 3 o'clock position, subsidiary dial for the chronograph hours at the 6 o'clock position Material: Stainless steel Bracelet/Strap: Blue, gilt buckle Signed: Dial, movement, case Dimension: 35mm The Omega 2279-1 is a revered model in the history of Omega watches, distinguished by its association with the legendary Caliber 321 movement. Introduced in the late 1940s, this chronograph is a remarkable example of Omega's craftsmanship and precision, encapsulating the elegance and functionality that has made Omega a leading name in horology. At the core of the watch, we find a renowned Caliber 321 movement that owes its existence to Albert Piguet, who first conceived of the movement in 1941. This movement is celebrated for its robustness, accuracy, and intricate design, featuring a column-wheel mechanism that ensures smooth and reliable operation of the chronograph functions. The Caliber 321 has a storied history, having been used in various iconic Omega watches, including the Speedmaster Professional models that accompanied astronauts to the moon. One of the standout features of the Omega 2279-1 is its tachymeter division on the dial. This functionality allows for quick and easy calculation of speed based on elapsed time, making it a valuable tool for racing enthusiasts and professionals alike. The tachymeter scale adds both aesthetic appeal and practical utility to the watch, enhancing its versatility and functionality. This Omega showcases a timeless design with a 35mm stainless steel case, exuding a classic elegance that remains appealing across generations. The watch features a clean and legible dial, with simple hour markers and chronograph sub-dials that provide functionality without compromising on style. The design reflects the mid-century aesthetic, making it a sophisticated choice for both vintage watch collectors and modern enthusiasts. The Omega 2279-1 is a highly sought-after model due to its historical significance and the inclusion of the Caliber 321 movement. Its rarity and the excellent condition of the piece enhance its desirability among collectors. The model 2279-1 is not just a timepiece; it is a part of horological history, representing Omega's legacy of innovation and excellence in watchmaking. For collectors, the Omega 2279-1 with the Caliber 321 movement is a prized acquisition. Its historical importance, combined with the iconic movement and timeless design, make it a standout piece in any collection. This watch offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Omega's illustrious history, blending precision engineering with classic aesthetics. This Omega 2279-1, powered by the legendary Caliber 321, is a remarkable timepiece that captures the essence of Omega's heritage. Its blend of historical significance, collectible rarity, and timeless design makes it an exceptional addition to any serious watch collection.

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