Description

This is a beautiful example of a vintage Omega manual-wind wristwatch, dating back to the mid-1930s this one specifically to 1934.

The Dial & Aesthetics
Type: Classic dress style with an early mid-century aesthetic.

Dial Color & Condition: A champagne/silver dial showing a heavy, honest patina (speckling and oxidation) consistent with a watch approaching a century old.

Markers: Features printed black Arabic numerals alongside a classic outer "railroad" minute track.
Hands: Elegant, heat-blued steel leaf/feuille style hands

Sub-dial: A prominent subsidiary seconds dial sits at the 6 o'clock position. It features an concentric circular texture (known as azurage or guillioche finshing) which beautifully contrasts with the main dial.
Logo: Features the early, vintage Omega "Ω" logo printed beneath the 12 o'clock marker.

This movement belongs to Omega's legendary 30mm family (specifically matching the layout of the iconic early Caliber 30 or early manual wind variants). It is widely regarded by horologists as one of the most robust, reliable, and easily serviceable manual-wind movements ever designed.
Jewels: Engraved with "SWISS 15 JEWELS", indicating a standard, high-grade

Serial Number: The number 8,998,863 is clearly stamped on the main plate.

Production Date: According to official Omega serial number charts, numbers in the 8,000,000 range place the production of this movement right around 1934.

It's a very collectible piece of Omega's early history, highly appreciated for the durability of its movement and its distinct vintage military-era dress styling.