A spectacular and very rare 1940s Omega Chronograph ref. CK2077-3 in a large and unpolished 38mm stainless steel screwback case with stepped bezel, the brands first foray into the realm of waterproof chronographs, with an insane glossy two-tone black and grey dial with rose gilt Arabic numerals, neon yellow outer and inner scale detailing, galvanic sub-registers and notably powered by the large and revered 33.3 chronograph caliber, the predecessor to the cal. 321.
This example is immaculately preserved, running flawlessly and comes with its extract from the Omega archives confirming its sale to Brazil in 1945.
A spectacular and very rare 1940s Omega Chronograph ref. CK2077-3 in a large and unpolished 38mm stainless steel screwback case with stepped bezel, the brands first foray into the realm of waterproof chronographs, with an insane glossy two-tone black and grey dial with rose gilt Arabic numerals, neon yellow outer and inner scale detailing, galvanic sub-registers and notably powered by the large and revered 33.3 chronograph caliber, the predecessor to the cal. 321.
This example is immaculately preserved, running flawlessly and comes with its extract from the Omega archives confirming its sale to Brazil in 1945.
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