Early Omega chronographs have a really cool aesthetic, especially when they have a nice vintage sized 35mm gold plated case. Their well-balanced dial layout makes the chronograph function legible yet extremely attractive. Making this no-name Omega chronograph from the late 1950s the ultimate watch for any vintage watch lover.

This watch was born in 1959 and runs on the hand wound cal. 320 movement. This gorgeous chronograph has 2 sunken subdials in which minutes and seconds can be found. Surrounding the dial is the famous Tachymètre scale which was used to measure speed. The dial also features thin golden arrowhead hour markers and an applied Omega logo. The dial has gathered a nice champagne patina and shows a brushed finish. These amazing features all fit in the 35mm gold plated case which has button pushers and a thin crown. The condition of this watch is excellent, with small scratches on the gold plating of the case and a small mark on the dial just above the left subdial.

What we love:

• Gold plated early chronograph
• Beautiful vintage sizing
• brushed effect on the dial

What you should know:

• Small mark on the dial just above the left subdial