Omega Sub Second Black Syringe 1939
Finding an Omega from the 30s in great condition is difficult, but to find one with a beautiful black glossy dial with golden colored Arabic numerals and matching syringe hands is nearly impossible.This beauty features a stainless steel case with a rare black dial and is designed in Art Deco style.
This specific piece is even more rare because the case was made by English casemaker Dennison and the watch itself was made in Switzerland by Omega with the "Fab. Suisse" dial configuration.
CASE:
- excellent overall condition, showing no traces of use
- 3- body stainless steel case with snap-on case back made in England by case maker Dennison
- has been professionally polished to Omega factory specifications
- 30 mm (without crown) / 37.5 mm (lug-to-lug) / 16 mm (between lugs) / 9.8 mm thick
- year: 1939
- reference 3520
- total weight: 31 g
MOVEMENT:
- Omega - manual wind
- 15 jewels, 18000 A/h, 44 hours power reserve
- professionally serviced 09/2024
- -16 sec/d / 350°
DIAL:
- original never touched glossy black gilt dial in flawless condition
- original syringe hands and crown
STRAP & BUCKLE:
- comes with a black aftermarket leather strap fitting up to 20 cm wrist size / 2.4 mm thick
- aftermarket stainless steel buckle
GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #579
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