Omega Seamaster Sand Dial - Small Seconds Early 1950s (2576-2)

A magnificent example from the Omega manufacture, dating approximately from the late 1940s, very early 1950s. Equipped with the manufacture's legendary Bumper movement, here in the form of caliber 342. One of the first produced by Omega.

Reference: 2576-2

Automatic movement, Bumper type: Omega 342
Movement serviced, optimal amplitudes and deviations.

Case dimensions: 34.5mm (excluding crown) / 37mm (with crown)

Stainless steel case, showing some imperfections from use (see photos)
Stainless steel case back, screwed.
Slightly curved lugs.
Original crown.

Sand-gold dial, appearing beige depending on lighting, magnificent rendering.
Gilded dauphine hands.
Small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock.
Gilded Arabic numeral-arrow indexes, adorned with black dots.

New black Rochet calfskin strap.
Steel pin buckle.

An extremely rare example for this reference, in excellent condition, both aesthetically and mechanically.