Omega Small Seconds 1954 (patinated)

Reference 2791-2

In the early 1950s, Omega established itself as one of Switzerland's most reputable manufacturers, supplying both the general public and armies and explorers worldwide. This dress model with small seconds, produced around 1954, embodies the understated and elegant aesthetic that characterized the brand's civilian production during this period: balanced proportions, impeccable legibility, and consistent execution quality. The caliber 266 that powers it is a reliable and well-finished manual movement, representative of the best of Omega's production at the time.

Wrist size in photo/video: 17 cm

Case

• Steel
• 35.8 mm without crown
• Used condition consistent with age
• Omega signed crown

Movement

• Caliber 266, manual winding
• Robust and reliable movement, known for its regularity; representative of Omega's post-war expertise

Dial

• Even and sought-after natural patina with a pronounced evolution towards golden-yellow
• Mixed indices: gilded Arabic numerals at the quarters (12, 3, 9), applied arrow indices at other positions
• Gilded dauphine hands
• Small seconds at 6 o'clock on a sub-dial with concentric guilloché, a refined detail that blends beautifully with the overall patina of the dial

Watch serviced in April 2026