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Specialties Museum Collection No 3 1945 "The Officer's Watch" LIMITED
This distinguished Omega Museum Specialties Museum Collection No. 3 1945 "The Officer's Watch" Limited Edition (Ref. 5702.50.02) is a pre-owned manual winding men's/unisex watch in very good condition, displaying only minor, intangible signs of wear. Encased in steel with a matching steel bezel, it features a classic black dial and a sapphire crystal. Powered by a manual winding movement with 33 jewels and a 55-hour power reserve, this timepiece is presented on a brown bracelet with a steel buckle. It comes complete with its original box and papers, enhancing its collector's appeal. Located in Geneva, Switzerland, it is available for a negotiable price of CHF 6,300 (approximately $7,623 based on current exchange rates) and will be procured upon purchase.
This distinguished Omega Museum Specialties Museum Collection No. 3 1945 "The Officer's Watch" Limited Edition (Ref. 5702.50.02) is a pre-owned manual winding men's/unisex watch in very good condition, displaying only minor, intangible signs of wear. Encased in steel with a matching steel bezel, it features a classic black dial and a sapphire crystal. Powered by a manual winding movement with 33 jewels and a 55-hour power reserve, this timepiece is presented on a brown bracelet with a steel buckle. It comes complete with its original box and papers, enhancing its collector's appeal. Located in Geneva, Switzerland, it is available for a negotiable price of CHF 6,300 (approximately $7,623 based on current exchange rates) and will be procured upon purchase.
$2,733.14
Original: $7,808.96
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$7,808.96
$2,733.14Description
This distinguished Omega Museum Specialties Museum Collection No. 3 1945 "The Officer's Watch" Limited Edition (Ref. 5702.50.02) is a pre-owned manual winding men's/unisex watch in very good condition, displaying only minor, intangible signs of wear. Encased in steel with a matching steel bezel, it features a classic black dial and a sapphire crystal. Powered by a manual winding movement with 33 jewels and a 55-hour power reserve, this timepiece is presented on a brown bracelet with a steel buckle. It comes complete with its original box and papers, enhancing its collector's appeal. Located in Geneva, Switzerland, it is available for a negotiable price of CHF 6,300 (approximately $7,623 based on current exchange rates) and will be procured upon purchase.























