Omega Jumbo 2609-14, 1953 J.W.Benson from the 1940s

from the 1940s

The "σ" being the Sigma sign which was used by the Swiss watch industry to indicate that a watch's hour markers and hands were made of gold

thanks to a recent service on the manual wind Omega 625 movement

This particular example is in great overall condition for its age

versatility and robust performance

Omega Jumbo 2609-14, 1953 J.W.Benson from the 1940sA fine example of the Omega Jumbo 2609 14 from circa 1953. This stunning reference 2609 14 sports a huge (for its time) 37. 5mm steel case and beautifully aged minimal dial design. During the 1940s and '50s Omega produced a number of "jumbo" watches with cases in excess of 37mm. At a time when the average dress watch was 30 34mm, these must haves seemed ginormous. Today, these oversized vintage Omega's attract a loyal following of collectors and