1939 Rare Omega Brazilian market CK2099 'Teddington' Red Star with raised roman numerals 30T2 PC casesize_45mm grey/silver dial that catches the

grey/silver dial that catches the light in an incredible way and even seems to change to graphite

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The upper crown is branded with an "A" symbol (for alarm)

a testament to timeless elegance

1939 Rare Omega Brazilian market CK2099 'Teddington' Red Star with raised roman numerals 30T2 PC casesize_45mm grey/silver dial that catches theThis Watch We have here a very special watch. The Omega 'Teddington' Red Star, produced only for the Brazilian market. The name 'Teddington' corresponds to the prize won by Omega at the Teddington Observatory. The chronometer certificate prize was a badge of honour for those lucky clock and watchmakers who received it. The observatory was originally built in 1769 in Kew for King George III. It was relocated to Teddington in 1912, and it was here, in