A Characterful Vintage Omega with Attractive Patina, Original Lume Filled Syringe Hands and a Dennison Case, c.1940s

Founded in 1848, Omega has become one of the most celebrated Swiss watchmakers, synonymous with precision, style, and innovation. The brand introduced the revolutionary 19-line caliber in 1894, establishing its reputation for technical excellence. Chosen as the official Olympic timekeeper from 1932, Omega also achieved fame as the first watch worn on the moon with the Speedmaster. From military service watches to elegant dress pieces, Omega’s heritage reflects enduring quality and universal appeal.

Whats on Offer

We are delighted to offer this Omega reference 13322 (Dennison Cased) watch from the 1940s, powered by the renowned 30T2PC calibre - the same powerhouse that was used in the famous Dirty Dozen military issued watch by Omega.  The dial has developed a handsome grey patina over time, giving it immense vintage charm - those who appreciate the natural ageing process of vintage watches will love this! 

The dial is very utilitarian and  features bold Arabic numerals, lume-filled pencil style hands, and a recessed sub-seconds dial at 6 o’clock, all presented under a shatterproof Plexiglass crystal. Housed in a stainless steel Dennison case and presented on a blue leather strap, this piece perfectly captures Omega’s refined design of the era.

The watch came back from our watchmaker in August 2025 after a complete overhall and service when a replacement "Balance Complete" was fitted so you will find that it is running exceptionally well! It does ofcourse come with our 12 months warranty for your peace of mind.