Steel, symmetry, and a war on the horizon.
This watch was born in 1939, the last quiet year. Its movement, the T17, was Omega’s answer to the world going modern: flat, precise, built to last.
Curiously enough, this movement holds a power reserve of 80 hours, the longest in Omega catalogue until 2005.
Nearly a century later, it still ticks. Freshly serviced and ready for a second life on your wrist.
Steel, symmetry, and a war on the horizon.
This watch was born in 1939, the last quiet year. Its movement, the T17, was Omega’s answer to the world going modern: flat, precise, built to last.
Curiously enough, this movement holds a power reserve of 80 hours, the longest in Omega catalogue until 2005.
Nearly a century later, it still ticks. Freshly serviced and ready for a second life on your wrist.
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