Omega Sub Second 18k 1944

Omega Sub Second 18k 1944The 1940s was a good time for Omega, as exemplified in this beautiful piece from 1944. Fitted with a 35 mm 18k yellow gold, straight lugs, with a gorgeous chapter ring dial, you really can't beat this watch. The dial has aged beautifully, and it features Arabic numerals at two, four, aight, ten and twelve. A subsidiary seconds dial, further stepping up this watch's dress game a notch. This example is in incredible condition, the case is sharp and

5 mm stainless steel case with a beautiful matt black dial in flawless condition

original never touched silver colored dial in flawless condition

this dress watch is truly stunning

Here we have a beautifully finished Audemars Piguet dress watch from the 1970s with a clean golden colored dial and the golden AP at twelve o'clock and the logo font at 6 o'clock

Most people associate the Jaeger-LeCoultre with the Reverso

original never touched black dial in flawless condition

36 mm (without crown) / 41 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 11

37 mm (without crown) / 42 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 9

and rare Seamaster made by Omega in 1956

The slim Oyster case wears like a glove

Longines and the caliber 30CH stand out from the rest

Year: 1936