OMEGA pocket watch, cal. 37.5L-15P, 1930s

— Precision in the palm —

The late 1930s. Omega's precision engineering is concentrated into this small silver world. The open-face design, stripped of anything unnecessary, is solid and unfussy while keeping a certain intellectual poise.

— Calibre 37.5L —

A scarce movement that still carries the breath of its makers after more than eighty years, and the memory of the period when mechanical watchmaking was at its purest.

— The constant lustre of Staybrite —

The case is made of Staybrite, a steel reserved at the time for fine watches. Its particular soft lustre — not quite that of modern stainless — gives the piece a depth that belongs to vintage.

— Legibility as beauty —

Neat Arabic numerals recalling a railroad watch, and a small seconds, standing out against an ivory dial.

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