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1940s Omega "33.3CHRO" Ref.2077 Water-Resistant 38mm Chronograph Two-Tone Dial

Manufacturer OMEGA
Model 33.3 Chronograph
Year of Manufacture 1940s
Reference no. 2077
Product no. B-10785
Price

¥3,410,000

¥3,100,000 (without tax)

Discount price

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¥3,190,000 (with tax)

¥2,900,000 (without tax)

This is a popular 38mm waterproof chronograph from the late 1940s, featuring the renowned Cal.33.3CHRO movement, housed in the Ref.2077 Omega model. Its robust step design screw-back waterproof case with a big crown exudes a sense of weightiness that outshines other brands of the same era. The dial, set on a silver base, presents a serene design combining a telemeter scale, printed Arabic numerals, and applied silver dot indexes with silver leaf hands. Together with the substantial screw-back waterproof case, it emanates a rugged charm reminiscent of Longines, differing from the vibrant and intricate design of the 33.3 chronograph. It is powered by the esteemed Cal.15TL from Lemania, serving as the base for the Cal.33.3CHROT6PC. With features such as shock resistance, it offers improved practicality, making it a recommended choice for everyday vintage chronograph use.
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Item details

Serial no. ***
Caliber 33.3CHROT6PC
Movement no. 9,600,***
Movement type Manual winding
Material Stainless Steel
Case size 38mm
Case type Screw back Waterproof
Dial Original
Type of Indices Print & Embossed
Belt non Original (20mm, between lugs) / GF Type-3 matte
Evaluation case 92％
Evaluation dial 92％
Evaluation mov 93％
Condition 4.5
Rarity 4.5

Other details

Case: Minor scratches and age-related wear, but retains original shape and volume.

Dial: The two-tone dial has a good atmosphere, although it has some age-related changes.

Movement: The winding and chrono functions are good, and the accuracy is around 30 seconds per day.
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