A true gem for serious collectors and vintage enthusiasts, this 1953 Omega Seamaster Bumper Chronometer showcases the refined craftsmanship and innovation Omega was known for in the early 1950s. Housed in a solid 18kt yellow gold case, this piece is a rare example of Omega’s pursuit of mechanical excellence during the post-war golden age of watchmaking.

The standout silvery-grey two-tone dial is all original and in beautifully preserved condition, featuring elegant gold dauphine hands, applied hour markers, and Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9. The dial’s subtle sunburst finish adds a luxurious depth, complemented perfectly by the warm gold case.

Inside beats the heart of this timepiece—Omega’s Calibre 354 "bumper" automatic movement, an early self-winding mechanism using a half-rotor that "bumps" back and forth as it winds. This chronometer-grade movement boasts 17 jewels and is a testament to Omega’s mechanical innovation of the era.

Fitted with a rich brown leather strap, this watch is ready to be worn or displayed proudly in any fine collection.

Specifications:

Model: Omega Seamaster Chronometer

Movement: Caliber 354 Automatic "Bumper" (17 Jewels)

Case Material: Solid 18kt Yellow Gold

Dial: Original Two-Tone Silvery Grey

Hands: Original Gold Dauphine

Strap: Brown Leather

Year: Circa 1953

Case Diameter: 34mm

This piece is not just a timekeeper—it’s a living relic from one of the most iconic decades in horology. With its chronometer certification, rare bumper movement, and solid gold construction, this Seamaster is an exceptionally rare find that brings vintage character and Swiss heritage to your wrist.