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Presenting a stunning Omega Bullseye watch with a charming small-second feature. This timepiece boasts a rare and attractive factory-original finish dial, in excellent condition, with minimal flaws. The original set of syringe hands adds to its classic charm, conveying both elegance and functionality. 
This watch has been professionally serviced, ensuring that the manual-wind movement operates smoothly and accurately. It houses the esteemed Omega caliber 265, with the serial number 12995674, which authenticates its manufacture in 1951.
The unpolished original solid stainless steel case has been preserved beautifully, measuring a substantial 35.6mm across (excluding the crown) and 43.3mm lug tip to lug tip. Featuring the original signed crown, the case model is 2639-8, which enhances its authenticity. A brand new crystal has been fitted, along with a new rubber case back gasket, ensuring optimal protection and functionality.
This exquisite watch is ready for daily wear and will come complete with a new high-quality handmade 18mm genuine leather strap, adding a touch of sophistication to its overall aesthetic. Please note that the wrist size in the photo is 6 inches, providing a perfect fit for those seeking a timeless accessory that embodies both style and history. This Omega Bullseye is a must-have for any watch enthusiast or collector looking to own a piece of horological heritage.

1951 OMEGA BULLSEYE WATCH

SKU: OME924
US$0.00Price
  • Circa: 1951

    Model: Unsigned

    Caliber: 265

    Movement serial #: 12995674

    Jewel count: 15 jewels

    Movement type: Manual wind

    Case model: 2639

    Case material: Solid stainless steel 

    Case gasket: Flat-Ring Rubber gasket 

    Crystal: Brand new Acrylic crystal

    Crown: Signed

    Case Diameter excluding crown: 35.6mm

    Case length lug to lug: 43.3mm

    Dial: Factory original finish

    Hand type: Syringe (original)

    Strap material: Genuine leather

    Strap width between lugs: 18mm

    Wrist size in photo: 6 inches

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