Omega 352

The Omega 352 is a “bumper” automatic from the early 1950s, notable for its charming pointer date complication. A fourth central hand indicates the date on a track at the dial’s periphery. As a non-chronometer movement, it was a high-quality workhorse used in models like the Omega Seamaster. It shares the same robust bumper winding mechanism and 19,800 bph beat rate as its famous 3xx series siblings.