The Omega Sub-Second Ref. 14391-61—timeless restraint, crafted during Omega’s mechanical golden age. In the early 1960s, Omega was perfecting the art of simplicity. With the rise of tool watches on one side, the brand continued to develop hand-wound dress watches like this one—models that focused purely on proportion, legibility, and mechanical reliability.
This Ref. 14391-61 features a silver dial, bold baton markers, and a classic sub-seconds register at 6 o’clock—an elegant nod to Omega’s earlier pre-automatic era. Inside beats the Caliber 283, part of Omega’s iconic 30mm family of movements, known for its durability and accuracy in chronometer competitions during the 1940s–60s. Housed in a 34.5mm stainless steel case with long lugs and crisp lines, this piece speaks to the collector who appreciates clean design, vintage soul, and mechanical purity.
