This is a rare Omega wristwatch from 1944 (10.050.131) that combines one of the most iconic movements, the 30T2, with military provenance: The Suveran 2400-7 was ordered by the Swedish military during WW2 and awarded to their officers. The Omega 30T2 movement powers this watch smoothly and is in great condition. It holds the time very well for a watch that age. The stainless steel case measures 35mm (excluding crown) and is in great aesthetic condition with minimal signs of wear. It has a strong screwdown caseback with the sought-after 'Omega Suveran' engraving. The beautiful black dial features arabic numerals, luminous syringe hands, sub-second at 6o'clock, train-wheel minute indication, signed Omega with little signs of wear. The dial might have been restored. The crown is unsigned. The watch comes with a black strap (18mm). This Omega is a piece of historical importance, an intricate watch for collectors and watch enthusiast alike. Please check all the pictures as they are an essential part of the description. Safely packed, shipped, tracked and insured via DHL. Possible import costs outside the EU (fares, taxes, etc.) are the buyer's responsibility.