Omega Calatrava 'Sector'

There is something about a silver sector-dialed timepiece that gets the blood of every watch enthusiast pumping. It might be the casually cluttered nature of the dial configuration with the added chapter ring and graduated scales, it could be the slightly 'sportified' nature of printed Arabic quadrant indices, or it could even be the subtle tonalities of silver that play against each other, adding a visual depth and allure that only a true enthusiast can explain. This particular Omega 'Calatrava' dress watch dates to the 1930s and houses a patinated silver sector dial with painted indices and a matching blued-steel sword handset and an Omega hand-cranking movement within. Remaining in very good condition, this piece wears its patina gracefully as an unmolested talisman of times past. From its crisply printed stylized logo to its oversized subsidiary seconds register, this is without question a very special watch for the discerning collector who understands the undeniable charm and character that it unapologetically offers.