Omega Chronograph 28.9 Movement Screw-down Case Black Dial New York Strapfest We bought this fella from

We bought this fella from the second owner

Rolex omitted the “Daytona” signature from certain dials during this period — one of many small experiments carried out at a time when these chronographs were still relatively slow sellers

meant they had to meet chronometer standards and be waterproof and shockproof

This watch is fifty years old and looking great for its age

this is exactly the sort of example collectors seek

Omega Chronograph 28.9 Movement Screw-down Case Black Dial New York Strapfest We bought this fella fromThe history of Omega SA began in 1848, when 23 year old watchmaker Louis Brandt established a small workshop in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland. Over the following 175 years, Omega evolved from a modest atelier into one of the worlds most celebrated watch manufacturers, renowned for its achievements in precision timekeeping, space exploration, professional diving watches, and mechanical innovation. Among the brands most important early developments was