Omega Sub Second Calatrava 1943

Omega Sub Second Calatrava 1943The 1940s was a good time for Omega, as exemplified in this beautiful dress watch. This example is not only good looking, but substantial, too. Fitted with a 35 mm steel case, down turned lugs, and with a gorgeous white silver dial, you really can't beat this watch. The dial features Arabic numerals and a huge subsidiary seconds dial, further stepping up this watch's dress game a notch. This example is in incredible condition, the case is sharp and

original never touched blue sigma dial in flawless condition

original never touched cream dial in flawless condition

22 mm (without crown) / 40 mm (lug-to-lug) / 17 mm (between lugs)

If you want a classic Rolex workhorse that looks effortless

great overall condition

The functional perfection of this Jaeger-LeCoultre Ultra Thin in 18k from 1980s is no surprise

IWC has produced a very wide variety of wristwatches from an early time

but while nearly all Jaeger-LeCoultre chronographs were still marketed with the Jaeger name signed dial and on the movement

original never touched black graph-paper dial in flawless condition

the crowns might have been replaced in the past

a very beautiful Pie Pan Dial and rare slim baton hour markers with onyx centers

This beauty is in overall great condition and has an unusual look that we think is really cool