Some things just ooze class and this is certainly one of them. The 1932 Omega Pocket Watch is a sympathetic replica of one of their all time classics. There’s only 300 being made, 100 with a yellow watchcase, 100 with a gold and 100 with a red case. It apparently beats at 36000 alternations per hour (I think this means it’s reliable but if you really want to know the in’s and out’s of Omega watches, take a look at Omegablogger). The cases are all imprinted with the olympic logo (due to the fact that the originals were used to time the 1932 Los Angeles games) and a limited edition number (001-100).

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