Omega - 2412-2 - Män - 1943

Omega Ref. 2412-2 | Caliber 28 | Cirka 1943–1944


An exceptional opportunity to acquire a wartime-era **Omega Ref. 2412-2**, powered by the revered manual-wind Caliber 28 and dating to approximately 1943–1944 (movement serial 10,440,043).


This piece embodies the restrained elegance of early 1940s Swiss watchmaking — understated, balanced, and purpose-driven.


* Original silvered dial with rich, natural patina developed over 80+ years

* Applied Omega logo

* Roman numeral accents with faceted baton hour markers

* Sub-seconds register at 6 o’clock

* Slim stainless steel case with classic mid-century proportions,30 mm without the crown and 32 mm with the crown

* Manual-wind Omega Caliber 28 movement in excellent working condition


The dial presents with honest, even aging that enhances its character and authenticity. The proportions remain refined and elegant on the wrist, reflecting Omega’s design language during the WWII era.


The Caliber 28 is among Omega’s early, robust manual-wind movements — respected for its reliability and historical significance. Watches from this period predate the Seamaster line and represent a purer, early chapter of the brand’s heritage.


The watch has been fully serviced on 18 December 2025 by a professional watchmaker and it's in excellent working condition


This is not simply a vintage watch — it is a preserved example of 1940s horology from one of Switzerland’s most celebrated maisons.


An ideal acquisition for:

* Serious vintage Omega collectors

* Enthusiasts of WWII-era timepieces

* Those seeking a discreet yet historically meaningful dress watch


The watch comes from my private collection that I want to liquidate. All watches have been reviewed and maintained every 2 years by a professional watchmaker and I can guarantee that they work flawlessly and are in excellent condition.