CONDITION REPORT
This watch just breaths history in every way! The Omega Suveran ref. 2400 has a really interesting story. These watches were produced during World War II and were sold by the Swedish government in an effort to help their crippled war economy.  Steel case with the inscription “Omega Suveran” on the back. The original dial has developed a very nice patina. This version with roman numerals is not common. Original “syringe” hands. The case back says “Antimagnetic”, “Waterproof” and “Shock Protected” in Swedish. The dial is a military style one with Roman numerals and railroad minute track. The hands and markers still have the radium lume. Though the lume in the original syringe hands has disintegrated over time. The casing is in good condition. The caseback is in good condition.The movement is working flawlessly and as it should. It has been serviced by our watchmaker and checked for correct accuracy and correct functioning.