The 2603-10 is part of the 2603 Oversize family.
Like the other 2603 references, it belongs to Omega’s mid-1940s and early-1950s jumbo dress watches and is normally found with a hand-wound movement from the 30 mm family, here the 30T2.
The family is most often encountered in stainless steel, with large cases around 37–38 mm and subsidiary seconds layouts. Dial styles vary considerably, which is characteristic of Omega’s production of the period.
This example, fitted with “spider” lugs, differs from the other two reference 2603 examples of the collection, by its dial that features printed Arabic numerals and no applied indexes.
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