This refined Omega dress watch from 1968, housed in a 14k gold case, reflects the brand’s continued focus on precision and restrained elegance during the late 1960s. The dial bears the emblem of Bofors, the Swedish military company best known for producing the widely used 40 mm anti-aircraft gun during the Second World War, lending the watch a subtle but distinctive historical connection. The design remains clean and understated, allowing the emblem and warm gold case to speak quietly rather than loudly. Preserved in exemplary condition, the watch shows almost no signs of use, an uncommon trait for a piece of this age. Altogether, it presents as a thoughtful blend of Swiss watchmaking and discreet historical provenance.
Why it stands out:
– Close to ‘New Old Stock’ condition.
– Special order dial.
– Elegant configuration.
What you should know:
– Non original bracelet (gold plated).
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| Manufacturer | Omega |
|---|---|
| Material | 14K Yellow Gold |
| Dimensions | 34mm |
| Movement | Hand Wound |
