Here is a beautifully preserved 1940s Omega watch from the World War II era, specifically crafted as a Swedish Officer's watch. This remarkable timepiece was originally gifted to a Swedish officer during the tumultuous period of the Second World War, making it a unique piece of history for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The watch features an attractive and well-aged two-tone dial with Arabic numerals that retains its original factory finish, showcasing a captivating vintage aesthetic. With a compact case diameter of 30.7mm—excluding the crown—and a lug-to-lug measurement of 38.3mm, this watch is perfect for those with smaller wrists or for anyone who appreciates a more understated style.
The case, model number CK 2299, is made of solid stainless steel and has never been polished, preserving its original character and integrity. It still retains the original metal case gasket. Additionally, the crystal has been replaced with a brand-new one, providing a clear view of the stunning dial.
At the heart of this timepiece is a professionally serviced 15-jewel manual wind movement that operates smoothly and accurately. The movement calibre is an Omega 26.5 SOB, with a serial number of 9595917, which dates this exquisite watch to 1941.
To complete its presentation, the watch will come with a new 16mm genuine leather strap, providing comfort and style. As shown in the accompanying photos, the wrist size featured is 6 inches, demonstrating how elegantly this timepiece sits on the wrist. This vintage Omega watch is truly a perfect find for WW2 enthusiasts or anyone looking for a distinctive accessory that tells a story.