This is a 1940's Omega "Marine Standard" Second Generation.
The very rare original black two-tone dial is in excellent condition. The Marine was a revolutionary model at the time as it was square and water proof, and it is a series that has left its mark on the history of Omega. The second model was a refreshing change from the first model's design, with a strong sense of the massive Art Deco form, making it even more practical. This design can also be seen in Jaeger-LeCoultre at the same time, and is a gem that is recognized for both function and design.
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1940s Omega "Marine Standard" Black Two-tone
| Manufacturer | OMEGA |
|---|---|
| Model | Marine second generation |
| Year of Manufacture | 1939-44' |
| Reference no. | --- |
| Product no. | B-5727 |
| Price |
Item details
| Serial no. | 9,901,*** |
|---|---|
| Caliber | T-17 |
| Movement no. | 9,248,*** |
| Movement type | Manual wind |
| Material | Stybrite |
| Case size | 38 X 23 mm |
| Case type | Clip-on Water-resistant |
| Dial | Original |
|---|---|
| Type of Indices | Luminous |
| Belt | non Original (17mm, between lugs) |
| Evaluation case | 90％ |
| Evaluation dial | 95％ |
| Evaluation mov | 93％ |
| Condition | 4.5 |
| Rarity | 4.5 |
Other details
Case: There are some past finishes. It retains a very clean shape and heft.
Dial: The luminous indexes are tinted and discolored, and the surface of the dial is very well preserved with very few scratches or stains of concern.
Movement: Winding is good and accuracy is within 20 seconds per day.
Dial: The luminous indexes are tinted and discolored, and the surface of the dial is very well preserved with very few scratches or stains of concern.
Movement: Winding is good and accuracy is within 20 seconds per day.