Omega - Marine Standard - Cal. T17 - Serviced - Men - 1939

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Description from the seller

Omega Marine Standard

Brushed and polished stainless steel case
Plexiglas crystal (surface wear scratches)
Original crown
Dial brown with uniform oxidation of analog type with railway track and Arabic numerals
Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Blued hands
Removable hinged stainless steel back, brushed staybrite
Manual-winding mechanical movement Omega caliber T17
New stainless steel Milanese mesh bracelet

Measurements:
Case dimension (excluding crown): 23.2 mm
Lug width: 17 mm
Lug-to-lug length: 37.7 mm
Total bracelet length: 185 mm

Rare specimen of one of the very first waterproof watches produced by Omega, the Marine Standard succeeds the Marine, equipped with a removable case that clips onto the main case and houses the T17 movement. The serial numbers on the case back and on the movement indicate production in 1939.

For a better idea of the condition and dimensions, please refer to the photos. This watch has undergone a full movement service by our watchmaker for €262; the polisher was not used in order to leave the watch in its original state. The watch is guaranteed for 12 months. The service warranty card will be provided to the buyer.

The photographed item is the one you are buying

Insured shipping up to its value. Satisfied or refunded

Delivery France & international: DHL Express 48h insured up to the sale value

Important: taxes arising from a purchase outside the European Union are the buyer’s responsibility

Omega Marine Standard

Brushed and polished stainless steel case
Plexiglas crystal (surface wear scratches)
Original crown
Dial brown with uniform oxidation of analog type with railway track and Arabic numerals
Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Blued hands
Removable hinged stainless steel back, brushed staybrite
Manual-winding mechanical movement Omega caliber T17
New stainless steel Milanese mesh bracelet

Measurements:
Case dimension (excluding crown): 23.2 mm
Lug width: 17 mm
Lug-to-lug length: 37.7 mm
Total bracelet length: 185 mm

Rare specimen of one of the very first waterproof watches produced by Omega, the Marine Standard succeeds the Marine, equipped with a removable case that clips onto the main case and houses the T17 movement. The serial numbers on the case back and on the movement indicate production in 1939.

For a better idea of the condition and dimensions, please refer to the photos. This watch has undergone a full movement service by our watchmaker for €262; the polisher was not used in order to leave the watch in its original state. The watch is guaranteed for 12 months. The service warranty card will be provided to the buyer.

The photographed item is the one you are buying

Insured shipping up to its value. Satisfied or refunded

Delivery France & international: DHL Express 48h insured up to the sale value

Important: taxes arising from a purchase outside the European Union are the buyer’s responsibility

Details

Brand
Omega
Gender
Men
Model
Marine Standard
Reference number
Cal. T17 - Serviced
Band material
Steel
Shipped insured
Yes
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Period
1900-1949
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Manual winding
Dial colour
Brown
Case material
Stainless steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Original warranty included
No
Case diameter
23 mm
Condition
Good - visible signs of wear
Year
1939
FranceVerified
11287
Objects sold
99.85%
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