Here come the additional pistures...

As the question was solved so fast by various members - here come additional pics of the CK 3532

I have been searching for this reference for quite a while and was lucky to find a good example with all original condition -

except the winding crown as it seems - so if you happen to have a SS spare one in your parts drawer pls let me know...

Dial is in acceptable original condition, hands are original too.

When the strap is removed you can see the interesting case construction and how long the case is in fact.

An interesting angle of view unveils the inner construction and position of the movement - nice, eh?

And here comes the very reliable and very well known Cal. T17 with the huge power reserve of 60 hours

I guess you want to see a wrist-shot...

This angle of view does not give any hint about the special construction and shape...

You need to change the point of view...

It wears very comfortably due to the slight curve of the case.

Bought this watch about 5 months ago but wanted to wait for a reason to "publish" it - my post # 1200

Enjoy the pics

HAGWE

Erich

Congratulations for your 1,200 posts and

By: dr.kol : October 13th, 2012-06:16

a really nice Omega. Best, Kari

That is a stunner, Erich. Bravo!

By: amanico : October 13th, 2012-06:24

Really love the shape of the case and the, for me, superb dial. Very nice watch! Best, Nicolas

It looks like a T17 in there......

By: aroma : October 13th, 2012-06:28

That is very classy and such a change from the overblown giants that we are used to today. This one is from the same stable with a very similar dial:- Cheers Andrew ...

Yep, similar dial, same Cal T17

By: mac_omega : October 13th, 2012-06:32

Hi Andrew, yes, it has a T17 as you can see... It is a nice clean example you have there. kind regards Erich

Fantastic looking watch..

By: hans_jorgen_1968 : October 13th, 2012-12:34

... Especially this side view... What's the idea? Like on the Dynamic a kind of ergonomics or? But really nice watch Best Hans

Achim thought it was...

By: mac_omega : October 20th, 2012-04:58

Hello Hans, well for the particular shape - maybe ergonomics... Achim thought it was a "Driver´s watch" - nice idea. kind regards erich

Oh, like the Marine

By: hans_jorgen_1968 : October 21st, 2012-10:47

..But the idea must be different....Should ask at the Omega museum..if they now :-) But actually one of the nicest rectangular watches I have seen for a long time Best Hans

No, Hans you misread...

By: mac_omega : October 21st, 2012-10:58

Hi Hans, I think you may have misread: it means "DRiver´s" and not "Diver´s", it is only water protected but not water proof and not usable for submerging it! The angled case makes reading the time easier when driving a car - maybe this is the idea behind...

Oh, I see..

By: hans_jorgen_1968 : October 21st, 2012-11:12

...I might still be tired after this weekend away... :-)' Sound very plausible as a Drivers watch...Others have done it with turning the watch, but why not this angling of the crystal... Best Hans aka Han(d)s on :-)

I think you realize how near and dear . . .

By: Dr No : October 13th, 2012-13:05

. . . these 'tank' models are to me, Erich. This one is every bit as compelling as your rose gold example with intricate lugs. Every one I see on offer here seems to be re-dialed; you're fortunate to have found one in such good condition. Cordially, Art

Yep...

By: mac_omega : October 20th, 2012-05:01

Hi Art, yep, I know your "weakness" for rectangles - it is something we have in common! There is another great piece waiting... for the next "100" completion - a little time to wait ;-) kind regards erich

Wow, just gorgeous!

By: Whirling : October 13th, 2012-15:29

I wish my forays into vintage Omegas yielded such fantastic results. Regards, Jon

Congratulatoins on both the acquisition and the post count.

By: Ruckdee : October 13th, 2012-18:27

I really like the look of this watch. That subtle angling is also very nice. Ruckdee

yes, very rare "Drivers " omega ! excellent find, my friend !

By: watch.out1 : October 14th, 2012-05:27

kind regards. achim

Nice idea...

By: mac_omega : October 20th, 2012-05:04

Hi Achim, thank you for your kind comment. It is a nice idea to call it a "driver´s watch", but I am not sure if it was designed for this purpose... kind regards erich

Ck3532 in Singapore

By: NT931 : October 14th, 2012-07:17

Hi Erich, the cousin of your watch says 'Hello!' from sunny Singapore :) cheers, NT ...

Welcome to our forum, NT . . .

By: Dr No : October 15th, 2012-09:02

. . . and here's hoping we'll see more of your vintage collection when you're able to share them. Cordially, Art

congrats, Erich...

By: FanFrancisco : October 15th, 2012-07:56

... 1200th post... another milestone, congrats, Erich. by the way, this is very handsome rectangular Omega vintage. not very familiar with this one, your post widens my horizon! look forward to your another great catch and post :-) stefan

Thank you for your kind comment Stefan [nt]

By: mac_omega : October 20th, 2012-05:05

What a beauty, Erich! :)

By: blomman Mr Blue : October 15th, 2012-12:16

Thank you for hitting the 1200! This is the kind of watch that makes me smile when I see! :) Beautiful with a clever design and construction - a winning concept in my book! The angle makes it easier to see the time while working, brilliant! :) May I ask w...

Many, many thanks

By: ztirual : October 17th, 2012-14:22

Also for the wrist shots! :-) I hope you soon find a suitable crown for this beauty. A very interesting case construction. A sturdy movement that seems in very good condition. Thank you for revealing all these hiterto unknow details. Best regards Z'

That is a gorgeous watch!

By: kyle L : October 15th, 2012-17:36

Thanks for sharing, if I had that one I would never let it go. :-)