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Omega72

260 Hand-wound

The 30T2 renumbered in 1949

1949 · 15 jewels · 18.000 A/h · 30 mm

Fitted in Omega dress watches, late 1940s

266 Hand-wound

17 jewels and antimagnetism settled

1950 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h · 30 mm

Fitted in Omega dress watches, mid-1950s

280 Hand-wound

The 30SC T2 renumbered

1949 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h · 30 mm

Fitted in Omega dress watches, late 1940s

281 Hand-wound

Eccentric regulator, centre seconds

1949 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h · 30 mm

Fitted in Omega dress watches, late 1940s

321 Hand-wound chronograph

The Moon calibre

1942–1968 · 18.000 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster CK2915 — the first, 1957 · Speedmaster 2998 · Speedmaster 105.003 “Ed White”

330 Automatic (bumper)

Omega's first bumper automatic

1943 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 30,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of the 1940s

331 Automatic (bumper)

Antimagnetic bumper chronometer

1947 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 30,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of the 1940s

332 Automatic (bumper)

A revision of the 331

1949 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 30,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of the late 1940s

333 Automatic (bumper)

Eccentric regulator, the end of the 330 series

1950 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 30,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of 1950

340 Automatic (bumper)

The 28.1 mm bumper

1943 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of the 1940s

341 Automatic (bumper)

The Jubilé edition

1947 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches, Jubilé edition

342 Automatic (bumper)

The first Omega Seamaster calibre

1949 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega Seamaster (first generation)

343 Automatic (bumper)

Chronometer with eccentric regulator

1950 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of 1950

344 Automatic (bumper)

A late revision of the 342

1953 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of the early 1950s

350 Automatic (bumper)

Centre seconds in the bumper series

1950 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of 1950

352 Automatic (bumper)

Chronometer tuning for the centre-seconds bumper

1950 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches of 1950

353 Automatic (bumper)

The bumper that added a date

1951 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatic watches with calendar, early 1950s

354 Automatic (bumper)

Chronometer with swan-neck regulator

1953 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega chronometer automatics, early 1950s

355 Automatic (bumper)

The last of the bumper series

1953 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h · 28,1 mm

Fitted in Omega automatics of the early 1950s

550 Automatic

The base of the automatic family

1958 · 17 jewels · 19.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Constellation (standard version) · Seamaster automatic

563 Automatic

The first quickset date

1966 · 17 jewels · 19.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Seamaster automatic with date (late 1960s)

590 Automatic

Compact automatic with 17 jewels

1960 · 17 jewels · 19.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Seamaster (1960s)

600 Hand-wound

The hand-wound base of the 6xx family

1960 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega Genève · Omega De Ville

602 Hand-wound, chronometer

The 601, regulated and certified at the factory

1960 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega Genève chronometer

660 Hand-wound, ladies' calibre

Ladies' calibre, 17 jewels

1961 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega ladies' watch (1960s)

661 Hand-wound, ladies' calibre

The 660 with 24 jewels

1963 · 24 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega ladies' watch (1960s)

670 Hand-wound, ladies' calibre

Another ladies' calibre in the series

1963 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega ladies' watch (1960s)

680 Hand-wound, date, ladies'

The ladies' calibre with a date

1963 · 17 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega ladies' watch (1960s)

682 Hand-wound, chronometer, ladies'

The other ladies' chronometer

1968 · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega ladies' chronometer (1960s)

750 Automatic, day-date

Day and date for the Constellation

1967 · 17 jewels · 19.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Seamaster day-date · Constellation day-date

752 Automatic, day-date

The 751 without the certificate

1967 · 24 jewels · 19.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Seamaster day-date (late 1960s)

861 Hand-wound chronograph

The Moonwatch everyone knows

1968–1996 · 21.600 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster Professional ST 145.022 — 1968-1981, with the -68, -69, -71, -74 and -78 suffixes · Speedmaster Professional 145.0022 (strap) and 345.0022 (bracelet) — from 1983 · Speedmaster Professional 3590.50 — 1988-1996, the last reference to carry the 861 as standard

Now at auction with this movement Omega · Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch · 145.0022 · 1984 current bid 850 € · 4 days left See its auction →
863 Hand-wound chronograph

The 861 dressed for a display back

1985– · 21.600 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster ref. 345.0808 (display caseback)

866 Hand-wound chronograph, moonphase

The first Moonwatch with a moonphase

1985–1988 · 17 jewels · 21.600 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster Professional Moonphase (1985–1988)

1001 Automatic, date, chronometer

The high-beat chronometer Omega had to rebuild

1968–1973 · 20 jewels · 28.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega Constellation automatic chronometer with date (1968-1973) · Its uncertified twins, the 1000 and the 1002, turn up in Seamaster, Genève and De Ville models of the same years

Now at auction with this movement Omega · Ω *Constellation Automatic COSC Cal.1001* · 166.058-168.044 · 1970-1979 current bid 250 € · closes tomorrow See its auction →
1021 Automatic

Another variant of the 10xx family

1975 · 28.800 A/h

Fitted in Omega Seamaster automatic (1970s)

1040 Automatic chronograph

Omega's first automatic chronograph

1972– · 22 jewels · 28.800 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster Professional Mark III (ref. 176.002)

1045 Automatic chronograph

The Speedmaster's Lemania 5100

Desde mediados de los 70

Fitted in Speedmaster "Mark 4.5" (ref. 176.00xx) · Speedmaster Mark V

1861 Hand-wound chronograph

The 861 under a new name

1996–2021 · 21.600 alt/hora

Fitted in Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch 3570.50 — from 1996 · Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch 311.30.42.30.01.005 — 2014 to 2021 · Speedmaster Professional 3573.50 “sapphire sandwich” — with calibre 1863

Rolex11

1000 Hand-wound

The end of the hand-wound Oyster line

1950 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Rolex Oyster (hand-wound references of the late 1950s) · Rolex Precision

1030 Automatic

Rolex's first fully in-house centre-rotor automatic

1950 · 25 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Rolex Explorer (ref. 6610) · Other Rolex automatic references of the late 1950s

1530 Automatic

A transitional movement in the 15xx family

1960–1970 · 25 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Rolex Oyster Perpetual / Datejust (references of the period)

1575 Automatic, date

The 1570 with a calendar

1965–1977 · 26 jewels · 19.800 A/h

Fitted in Rolex GMT-Master (ref. 1675, some series) · Rolex Submariner Date (ref. 1680)

3185 Automatic GMT

The GMT automatic that defined the modern GMT-Master II

1989–2007 · 31 jewels · 28.800 A/h

Fitted in GMT-Master II ref. 16710 — 1989-2007, steel; Pepsi, Coke and black bezels · GMT-Master II ref. 16713 — steel and yellow gold · GMT-Master II ref. 16718 — yellow gold

ETA9

2550 Automatic

The 24xx family at a higher beat

Generación posterior · 25 jewels · 21.600 A/h · 25.6 mm

Fitted in Certina · Tissot

2824-2 Automatic, date

The most widely used automatic in Swiss watchmaking

Producción moderna · 25 jewels · 28.800 A/h

Fitted in Tudor Prince Date — ETA calibre 2824 · Tudor Pelagos 25500TN — 2012-2015, modified by Tudor, before the MT5612 · Tudor Black Bay 79220 — the first generation, before the MT5602

Now at auction with this movement Mido · Baroncelli · M8600.4.10.1 · 2025 starts at 2 € · no bids yet · no reserve · 5 days left See its auction →
6497 / 98 Hand-wound, sub-seconds

Big Unitas pocket calibres on the wrist

Herencia Unitas · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h · 36.6 mm

Fitted in Panerai · Large-case Swiss watches

7001 Hand-wound, ultra-thin

The ultra-thin hand-wound calibre from Peseux

Herencia Peseux · 17 jewels · 21.600 A/h

Fitted in Nomos Tangente, Orion, Ludwig and Tetra — 1991-2005 · Omega De Ville, hand-wound — calibre 651 · Longines — calibre L396.2

Seiko7

6138 Automatic chronograph, column wheel

The big brother, two sub-dials

1970 · 17–21 según versión jewels

Fitted in 6138-004X "Bullhead" — 44 mm, pushers and crown at the top · 6138-001X "UFO" or "Yachtman" — lugless case · 6138-003X "Kakume" — square sub-dials

Now at auction with this movement Seiko · 6138-7000 “Slide Rule Calculator” Chronograph – Automatic – Black Dial · 1970-1979 current bid 220 € · closes tomorrow See its auction →
6139 Automatic chronograph, column wheel

The world's first automatic chronograph

1969–1979 · 17–21 según versión jewels · 21.600 A/h

Fitted in 6139-6000 and 6139-6010 — the first, May 1969, 16,000 to 18,000 yen · 6139-6002 — the yellow dial that almost every listing calls a "Pogue" · 6139-6005 — the reference William Pogue actually took to Skylab 4

Now at auction with this movement Seiko · Speedtimer Coke · 6139-8002 · 1970-1979 current bid 190 € · closes tomorrow See its auction →
6217 Automatic

Seiko's first diver

1965–1968 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in 62MAS 6217-8000/8001 · Direct ancestor of the 6105 and the 6309

Longines4

12.68Z Hand-wound

The classic mid-century hand-wound

Mediados del siglo XX · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Longines Flagship · Vintage Longines dress watches

340 Automatic

The Conquest's first centre-rotor automatic

Mediados del siglo XX · 24 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Longines Conquest · Longines Flagship (automatic)

490 Hand-wound, sub-seconds

The Longines that Longines did not make

Finales de los 60 – años · 17 jewels · 21.600 A/h

Fitted in Longines Flagship ref. 8236, plus the 8236-2 and 8236-4 variants · Slim Longines dress watches of the 1960s and 1970s, in steel and 9-carat gold

Valjoux4

23 Hand-wound chronograph

The 72's compact sibling

Mediados del siglo XX · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Rolex (vintage chronographs) · Heuer · Universal Genève

72 Hand-wound chronograph, tricompax

The tricompax in the vintage Daytona

Mediados del siglo XX · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 6239, 6241, 6262, 6264, 6263 and 6265 — as cal. 72B, 722, 722-1 and 727 · Rolex pre-Daytona 6234 and 6238 · Rolex 6236 Jean-Claude Killy — with the triple-calendar 72C

Now at auction with this movement Longines · Nonius Chronograph – Ref. 8271-1 – Cal. 330 / Valjoux 72 – ca. 1970 · 1970-1979 current bid 130 € · 7 days left See its auction →
88 Hand-wound chronograph, calendar

The 72 with a calendar

Evolución del 72 · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Valjoux calendar chronographs · Heuer

Universal Genève2

215 Hand-wound

The plain hand-wound dress calibre

Mediados del siglo XX · 17 jewels · 18.000 A/h

Fitted in Universal Genève dress watches

218 Automatic (microrotor)

The Polerouter's microrotor

1954– · 25 jewels · 21.600 A/h

Fitted in Polerouter — the series that made the microrotor famous · Polerouter Date — the date references, calibre suffix -2 · Polerouter Sub — with a dive bezel under the crystal

Zenith1

400 / 3019 PHC Automatic chronograph

The automatic chronograph that changed the rules

1969– · 31 jewels · 36.000 A/h

Fitted in Zenith El Primero A386 — the original 1969 reference, with the three coloured sub-dials · Zenith El Primero A384 — angular case, same calibre · Zenith Chronomaster — the modern line, by then under the 400 numbering

Now at auction with this movement Zenith · Defy · A782 · 1970-1979 starts at 4,100 € · no bids yet · 18 hours left See its auction →

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