Hello guys, I'm having a big sale of watches today, so figured it might be easier to put all in one post. \[editing and adding more info\] 1. **1951 Omega 2639** \- It has a beautiful dial with a creamy even patina, with pumpkin radium lume. Very similar to the suveran models, this has arabic numerals, syringe hands and a sub dial. It uses the very well regarded hand wind 30T2 movement and runs very nicely although not serviced. The photos do not do it justice. The yellowy orange dial is just mesmerising and makes it really perfect for summer. Case appears to be unpolished and measures 36mm in diameter and has a screw back waterproof case although before trusting its water resistance, if I were you I would have it tested by a watchmaker to see if it is still waterproof. It is all original, including the crown. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/P3bu4Kw). ~~£1500~~ £1250 or best offer. 2. **1966 Omega 165.020 Seamaster Deville** \- A stunning silver sunburst dial with centre seconds. This dial varition is quite rare because of the big applied steel arabic numerals at 12,3,6 and 9. It is a classic, smart Omega that is perfect as an everyday watch. It has an automatic 550 movement which runs very well although has not been serviced. It has a waterproof front opening case with a diameter of 34.5mm, although before trusting its water resistance, if I were you I would have it tested by a watchmaker to see if it is still waterproof. It is unpolished and has the famous seamaster hippocampus on the rear. It is all original, including the crown.[Album.](https://imgur.com/a/OBIuMYu) ~~£900~~ £675 or best offer. 3. **1938 Tissot Calatrava** \- Here is a very rare and desirable calatrava style Tissot from the 1930s, the classic sector dial and blued baton hands really pop against the creamy even patina. It's a watch you can't help but enjoy looking at. If you like the simplicity of bauhaus design like I do - this is the answer. This is a real piece of history on your wrist as this watch dates to pre WW2, and yet is still ticking away 85 years later! The hand wind calibre 27 movement is running well, but I have not had it serviced. The case measures 35mm and has some wear. All original, including the crown. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/ZzERzPV). ~~£450~~ £300 or best offer. 4. **1961 Longines Conquest Power Reserve (FULL SET)** \- Incredible rare Longines Conquest Power Reserve, probably the most desirable of the Conquest line, this one measures the amount of 'power reserve' remaining. The dial is absolutely breathtaking. I would describe it as 'industrial', and perfectly balances utilitarian design features with aesthetics, including the sector dial, date at 12 and central power reserve. It all feels designed with real purpose. In addition to this, the applied baton indices and hands reflect the light and combine with the sunburst dial to create such a joyful experience. The 294 movement is running very well although I have not had it serviced, so it could benefit from a service to make it completely accurate. The unpolished case measures 35mm in diameter and has a screw back case, although again I would recommend having it tested by a watchmaker to see if it is still waterproof. All original, but I believe crown might be a replacement. Comes with inner box, outer box and extract from the archives direct from Longines. [Album.](https://imgur.com/a/h3wNrGZ)~~£3000~~ £2500 or best offer. 5. **1965 Longines 7414 chronograph (FULL SET)** \- Stunning 18K Rose gold Longines chronograph. Absolutely stunning chronograph with two registers. The dial is a beautiful white in almost pristine condition with red and blue scales around the periphery. These watches are very hard to find in all original condition, but this one is indeed all original. It is not waterproof hence why many over the years have suffered some damage, I should imagine the owner of this one seldom wore it as the condition is so superb. The case is a little polished as is often the case with 18k gold cases and measures 36mm in diameter. The hand wind 30CH movement is very famous as is regarded as the best chronograph movement to have ever been made - this one is running very well. I have not had it serviced but it is running well. All original and comes complete with box, papers and extract from the archives from Longines. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/tQ8nn3d). ~~£5500~~ £4750 or best offer. 6. **1943 Omega "Fab Suisse" 2338** \- This has been one of my absolute favourite 30T2s in my collection, showing off all of the most desirable features we look for in a 30T2 and more. From the stunning two tone silver sector dial, with bold black arabic numerals to the subtle sub dial this really is an exquisite piece. It is marked "fab suisse" on the dial indicating that this was a model sold exclusively in the french market, and this is further evidenced with the "M" marking on the movement that is only found on french sold Omega movements. The dial is very clean but there is a little patina. The case measures 35mm in diameter and is unpolished. The movement is running very well although I have not had it serviced. It is all original including the crown. I am only selling it as I have another very similar model, although the decision has been quite a hard. It's one of those watches that I can't help smile at when I look at it! [Album.](https://imgur.com/a/rx43mZX) ~~£1500~~ £1250 or best offer. 7. **1939 Omega jumbo CK859** \- Here is a very very rare jumbo Omega from the late 1930s. This model is considered one of the hardest to find from the era and is the inspiration behind the modern CK859 model made by Omega. The dial is a two tone black and silvery grey design sector dial with gold roman numerals and gold plume hands. The case is unpolished and measures 37.5mm in diameter, the bezel turns, although holds in place. I have seen these sell for over £5,000 in big auctions mainly based on their rarity but in slightly better condition, so I have priced accordingly. The 30 calibre movement is running well but not serviced during my ownership so you may wish to.[Album.](https://imgur.com/a/nI0LC6o) ~~£2000~~ £1750 or best offer. 8. **1945 Omega Dennison 13322** \- This was another love at first sight watch for me. It has everything I love from the 1930s-40s era. Beautiful blued plume hands and a creamy patina. It really is quite striking to look at and a dream to wear. The dial uses a series of roman numerals as hour markers and a sub dial at 6. The case is unpolished and measures 33.5mm and is made by "denisson" indicating that this Omega was sold to the British market. It's another one that I struggled to put up for sale as it has a special place in my heart but once again I have another that is very similar, so had to make the hard decision between the two. The 30T2 movement is running very well although I have not had it serviced, I believe it was serviced circa 2020 by a previous owner. [Album.](https://imgur.com/a/KuoqUqR) ~~£1500~~ £1250 or best offer. 9. **1946 Omega 2391** \- A stunning example of a classic two tone "scientific dial' 30T2-SC. This one is very special and features the design that first got me hooked on these watches. The dial is remarkable and features centre seconds. A combination of roman numerals and applied nipple hour markers contained without a silver ring that really makes this watch pop. The case measures 33mm and is unpolished. The caseback has some damage, put does not turn and is completely secure, if desired an invisible repair can be made by laser welding, but as it proved not to be an issue I never bothered, hence I have put it at a slightly lower price to accommodate this repair. The watch is all original and even has the original nipple crown, which is very hard to obtain. [Album.](https://imgur.com/a/MqTGLUh) ~~£1000~~ £750 or best offer. 10. **1944 Omega Suveran 2400** \- A stunning example of swedish history this military style lume numeral suveran is in incedible condition. The clarity is so bold that you can't help but look at it on the wrist. The dial is a very clean black dial, with creamy lume numerals and syringe hands. The subdial hand has a tiny bit of rust although a watchmaker could polish this off. The case measures 35.5mm and is unpolished. The 30T2 movement is running well although I have not had it serviced. The screwback case should be tested by a watchmaker to see if it is still watertight. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/rVNEP2M) ~~£2000~~ £1750 or best offer. [Timestamp](https://preview.redd.it/smgs7814068b1.jpg?width=960&crop=smart&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=c75f00e0ec9178277c4781700e235aa170906a80)