Omega · Hand-wound

Calibre 267 — a straight variant of the 266

1950

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Representative watch
Omega calibre 267 movement
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Type: hand-wound Jewels: 17 Frequency: 18,000 vph Diameter: 30 mm

In brief

Take the caseback off a 267 and what you are looking at is a 266: the same 17 jewels, the same antimagnetic construction, the same 18,000 vph, in the same generation of the sub-seconds branch of the 30 mm family.

Short history

The two are all but indistinguishable — same architecture, same jewel count, same resistance to magnetism. Both belong to the settling-down phase that followed the 1949 renumbering in the sub-seconds branch, before the balance and hairspring changes that arrived with the 268 and the 269.

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