Omega Calatrava Ref. 2635-3 'Breguet Quarterly' Dial 1952

$2,450.00 NZD

The Omega Ref. CK 2635-3 is a refined example of early 1950s Omega dress watch design, combining elegant proportions with subtle yet distinctive details. Often described as having a “Calatrava-like” aesthetic, this reference leans into clean symmetry while introducing character.

This 1952 example features applied steel Breguet numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9, complemented by arrowhead markers at the remaining hours. Paired with ball-style lugs and a classic 33mm case, the watch carries a beautiful shape all while being extremely wearable.

Omega Calatrava Ref. 2635-3 'Breguet Quarterly' Dial 1952

The Omega Ref. CK 2635-3 is a refined example of early 1950s Omega dress watch design, combining elegant proportions with subtle yet distinctive details. Often described as having a “Calatrava-like” aesthetic, this reference leans into clean symmetry while introducing character.

This 1952 example features applied steel Breguet numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9, complemented by arrowhead markers at the remaining hours. Paired with ball-style lugs and a classic 33mm case, the watch carries a beautiful shape all while being extremely wearable.

Details
- Maker
  
  Omega
- Model
  
  Calatrava
- Reference
  
  2635-3
- Year
  
  1952 (approx.)
- Box & Papers
  
  No
- Movement
  
  Caliber. 351, bumper automatic
- Dial & Hands
  
  Silver dial w/ applied Breguet numerals & arrowhead hour makers w/ tritium lume; dauphine hands w/ tritium lume
- Crystal
  
  Plexiglass
- Bracelet/Strap
  
  Artisan Straps black epsom leather strap w/ stainless steel buckle
- Performance
  
  Watch is fully functioning and running
Dimensions
- Diameter: 33mm
- Thickness: 10.5mm
- Lug width: 18mm
- Lug-to-lug: 40mm
Materials

Stainless steel

The combination of applied Breguet numerals at the quarter hours and arrowhead markers creates a unique and visually engaging dial — far less common than standard baton configurations
Powered by the Omega Caliber. 351, this watch features an early automatic bumper system — a charming and historically significant movement design from the golden era of Omega watchmaking
The curved and sculptural ball-style lugs elevate the watch beyond a simple dress piece, adding sculptural depth and enhancing how the watch sits on the wrist

Very minor wear across the case and crystal

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