Omega

While browsing the internet, I discovered this Omega vintage Chronograph that I'd never seen before. Not only does it have beautiful angular lugs , but it's also powered by the caliber 321 or its ancestor. Here are four examples . EXAMPLE NO. 1 34 mm pink...  

is that a rhetorical question?

the lugs are the best part for me

These 34mm Omegas with the 321 are amazing on the wrist. I've got a steel pretty beat up Seamaster on a bracelet that I bring out in the summer, but it's not as luxurious as these. That first one with the patina and the buckle -- oh la la...

these watches are hardly ever mentioned. As far as I've seen, they've never been displayed on our site! It's surprising for me. Best, Emmanuel

On pictures it looks splendid 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

But of course, they would need to be seen in person.

Whenever I start going down the rabbit hole of vintage (not even a gold guy) gold omega chronographs, I need to lock my wallet away.

Best, Emmanuel

. . . I photographed in a friend's collection. All four had issues with hands and/or crowns; one would have to be especially patient and diligent to restore them correctly. Thanks once again for sharing vintage Omegas with us, Emmanuel! Best, Art ...  

. . . for a seasoned collector. The owner is a noted Omega aficionado, these were among a dozen or so vintages he'd acquired over the years he wanted to sell off.

I miss the angular lugs of the above though. Thanks for sharing these. Best, Emmanuel

For now this is as close as I can get and I’m very happy with this one 😁 ...  

Best, Emmanuel