Reference 2620 is an oversized post-war Omega dress watch usually fitted with the manual-wind caliber 265 and a case diameter of 38 mm.
Cased in yellow gold, this watch features a subsidiary seconds display without any delineation of the subsidiary dial, instead marked by a black crosshair-style graduation formed by a vertical line from 12 to 6 and a horizontal line from 9 to 3.
Its most distinctive feature, however, is the honeycomb cream dial with Arabic numerals for the even hours.
It represents Omega’s upscale dress watch production just before automatic center-seconds references became dominant.
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