Omega has been a leading luxury watch brand since the company’s founding in 1848. The company has stood out over the years for the rare configurations seen in many of their timepieces.

The present watch from 1947 houses a 33.3 manual-winding movement with two registers. Encased in stainless steel, this watch is fitted with a stunning multi-colored dial with an eye-catching salmon-colored ring displaying art deco hour markers. Featured on the outer rim of the dial is a tachometer scale printed in white. Additionally, there are 2 white inner rings that intercept with the chronograph registers to measure pulsations, as well as a more discrete telemeter scale in light brown.

The three-piece case is in excellent overall condition and features a snap-back case, olive shaped pushers, and the original winding crown. This outstanding example is an elegant, yet sporty wristwatch complemented by a beautiful and rare dial configuration, and is further enhanced by its remarkable condition.