Omega Stainless Steel 1950 13322

Details

This elegant stainless steel cased Omega is elegant and timeless. Unusually this example retains its original dial which has never been refinished yet is in gently aged condition, carrying an attractive patina consistent with the age of the watch.

The watch also benefits from a mineral glass crystal rather than an acrylic usually found on watches of this age.

Powered by the excellent calibre 265 it runs strong and keeps excellent time. 

Specifications

Dial Colour: Aged Silver

Case Material: Stainless Steel

Case Diameter (mm): 33.5mm

Clasp: Steel Buckle

Strap: Brown Leather

Glass: Mineral

Movement: Mechanical Cal 285

Water Resistance: N/A

Power Source - Hand Wind

Warranty

All our watches are carefully curated, they are fully serviced prior to sale and protected by our comprehensive 1 year warranty.

We also check watches against the industry register of lost/stolen items prior to sale and purchase only from trusted sources.

As a result we have many repeat customers.

More to read

Omega Watch Company: A Legacy of Precision and Innovation

Omega, a Swiss luxury watch brand, has long been synonymous with precision, craftsmanship, and innovation. Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, the company has evolved from a small watchmaking workshop into one of the most recognized and respected names in horology.

Early Beginnings and Rise to Prominence

Omega’s journey began with Louis Brandt's simple goal of creating high-quality timepieces. In 1894, the company introduced the "Omega" name, which marked the beginning of a new chapter. The name was chosen to signify the ultimate in precision—Omega being the last letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing completeness and perfection. Over the next few decades, Omega became known for its innovative designs and reliable movements, gaining a reputation for producing watches that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

The Iconic "Moonwatch"

One of Omega's most iconic moments came in 1969, when its Speedmaster Professional became the first watch worn on the moon during NASA's Apollo 11 mission. The Speedmaster's ability to withstand the extreme conditions of spaceflight made it the choice of astronauts, solidifying its place in history as the "Moonwatch." This ground breaking achievement not only enhanced Omega’s reputation for precision but also linked the brand with one of humanity's most significant achievements.

Innovations and Milestones

Omega has always been at the forefront of watchmaking innovation. In 1932, it introduced the first chronometer-certified wristwatch, setting new standards in accuracy. Over the years, the brand has continued to push boundaries, developing technologies such as the co-axial escapement—a mechanism that improves the longevity and accuracy of a watch—along with advancements in anti-magnetic movements.

The brand also pioneered the use of advanced materials, including titanium and ceramics, and has offered a range of stylish designs that blend cutting-edge technology with timeless elegance. Omega's divers' watches, like the Seamaster series, have become particularly popular for their durability, water resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

Omega Today

Today, Omega remains one of the most prestigious watchmakers in the world. It is known for a broad range of collections, including the elegant Constellation, the sporty Seamaster, and the legendary Speedmaster. As part of the Swatch Group, Omega continues to lead the industry in terms of both design and technology, ensuring its place in the upper echelons of Swiss watchmaking.

With a legacy rooted in innovation, precision, and a commitment to excellence, Omega continues to craft timepieces that are admired by collectors and watch enthusiasts around the world. Whether on the wrist of an astronaut, a diver, or a fashion-forward individual, an Omega watch remains a symbol of timeless sophistication and cutting-edge technology.