This is an example of the famed Omega Caliber 33.3 from 1944 in a rare and astonishing condition. The case and dial are in excellent original form. The movement is a Lemania based chronograph that was used by a number of manufacturers, but as finished by Omega and re-designated Cal 33.3 it became one of the most celebrated chronograph movements of the early 20thcentury.
The two tone, multi-scale, multi-color dial is untouched and remains vibrant and exquisite to this day. The Arabic numerals are gilt printed.
The lugs and case appear strong and are probably never repolished.
Case Size: 37 mm
Movement: Ref 33.3, 17 jewels, 18,000 vph
Dial: silvered, gilt Arabic numerals and dot markers. Outer meter is Telemeter scale in red and the blue scale is the Tachymeter. Leaf shaped blackened steel hands show no oxidation. Original and rare oval pushers activate the chronograph functions
