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Gold. Small case. 1930s.

This Omega Lady from circa 1934 does not need scale to make an impression.
With an 11 mm case and 27 mm lug-to-lug, the proportions feel almost like a manifesto of period elegance.

14ct gold gives it its light.
The original dial keeps the era intact.
And the manual caliber 14.8F with 15 jewels reminds you that this is not just about appearance.

Era on the wrist.

What are you wearing today?

1954. Steel. Proper lines.

This Omega ref. 13322 carries everything that makes mid-century design so enduring: a clean classic dial, a compact 33 mm case, and proportions that sit naturally the moment the watch hits the wrist.

Then there is the mechanical side. Manual caliber 266 from the respected 30T2 family. And a detail collectors will notice: a Dennison-made case from England, adding another layer to the story.

Serviced and ready for the next chapter.
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