The Omega 342 is the workhorse "bumper" automatic caliber featuring a classic small sub-seconds display. Produced from 1949-1953, it wa...

The Omega 344 is the chronometer-grade version of the brand's "bumper" automatic movements that feature a small sub-seconds dial. Produ...

The Omega 1030 is from Omega's last in-house family of high-volume manual-wind movements, produced from 1973. This slim, high-beat cali...

The Omega 351 is the foundational workhorse of the brand's "bumper" automatic movement family. Produced in large numbers from 1949-1954...

The Omega 1040, based on the Lemania 1340, was Omega's first automatic chronograph, introduced in 1970. This large, robust caliber is f...

The Omega 354 is a highly regarded "bumper" automatic from the early 1950s. The hammer-like rotor bumps off springs to wind the watch. ...

The Omega 1370 is an ultra-slim quartz caliber from the late 1970s known for its unique time-setting mechanism. It has no traditional c...

The Omega 352 is a "bumper" automatic from the early 1950s, notable for its charming pointer date complication. A fourth central hand i...

The Omega 1538 is a high-precision Swiss quartz movement based on the ETA 255.461, famously used in the Seamaster Professional 300M "Bo...

The Omega 265 is a historically significant manual-wind caliber, representing the formal renaming of the original 30T2 small-seconds mo...