
Ivo22's recent post showcasing a vintage Omega with distinctive 'spider lugs' or 'crab legs' offers a compelling look at the enduring appeal of mid-century design. This piece invites collectors to appreciate the subtle nuances of vintage Omega references and the craftsmanship of the Caliber 265 movement. Ivo22's personal experience highlights the wearability and aesthetic pleasure these classic timepieces continue to provide.

A lovely creature from the past still looking young and fresh.
But the movement is capable of much better than 2 minutes/day accuracy, in spite of its age. I have two vintage Omega calibre 283 watches from 1953 and both have daily, on-the-wrist variations within 5 seconds/day. I respectfully suggest a service by a reputable watch repairer will give you greater enjoyment of your watch, especially if the hand winding is stiff.
I will definitively do so.
history unknown to me at the moment, but I will ask the watchmaker from which I bought it next time I'm there. At least the hands do look old... - Greetings, Ivo
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