A rarity on any day especially in this condition and with the rare ( original and untouched ) dial stating the original dealers name of Douglas of Dudley a real find for any serious Omega collector
featuring a steel case and two-register layout dating to 1969/70
The dial has survived really well and the generous 34mm case lets the watch sit perfectly on the wrist
This is the stiking blue variant with a titanium case
This model was not produced in large quantities due to being launched at a similar time to the transition to Heuer becoming TAG Heuer
Pierce Chronograph 1940’s Beautiful Dial A rarity on any dayA real survivor, this Pierce Bicompax chronograph has the most wonderfully aged dial I have seen in a long time and given that it is now 80 years old it has seen a lot of service. This watch measures 36mm excluding the crown The mid 20th century brought flight and war to the forefront of the world, and during this period, 1940 to 1950, the Swiss watch industry turned out mechanical accurate chronographs for pilots, navigators, officers and the