**Asking $1800 shipped.** A beautifully patinated vintage Omega produced in 1944 or 1945 per the serial. The watch was purchased in Europe by a member of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II and came home to the USA in 1945. Solid 18 karat yellow gold case measures 35mm with the crown and 33 without, though I think it wears larger. The wrist photo is on my large 7.7-inch wrist, for reference. The dial is cream colored with a gold outer ring and light orange patina. The raised Roman numeral indices are metallic. The reference number inside the caseback reads 10641156. It's a rare reference. You will only find [one other example of this watch for sale online in the world](https://ebay.us/m/4yWlPB) currently, and that one is in Hungary. The dial, hands, movement, case and caseback appear all original, per my watchmaker. Thought the crown is not signed, Omega crowns from this era are not always signed anyway. Watchmaker says he doesn't know either way but it's an old crown. The watch weighs approximately 27 grams total (my digital gram scale says 27 even), including the movement. I will not be removing the movement from the case to weigh the watch as I don't want to risk damaging it. My experience in the past is that these movements weigh around 10 grams, but I make ZERO guarantees on that. I do not know the service history of this watch, sorry. It is keeping time, and after 24 hours on a full wind it was around 3 minutes off, anecdotally, from overnight observation. I have not had the watch on a timegrapher, and make zero guarantees on exactly how accurate it is. Any questions, offers, etc., just message me. I accept, in order of preference, Zelle, Venmo and Paypal. If you want to use Paypal Goods and Services for extra protection we have to somehow incorporate the 3 percent fee they charge into the price. **Asking $1,800 shipped**