Omega Tuxedo 2890-4 Cal. 267 Circa 1959

This Omega reference 2890-4 is a striking example of the brand’s mid-century dress watches, distinguished by its unusual silver “Tuxedo” dial. The dial is horizontally brushed throughout, while the vertical striping catches the light differently across its surface, creating a subtle shifting effect and impressive visual depth. Applied hour markers, dauphine hands, and a subsidiary seconds display complete the refined design.

Inside is Omega’s manually wound caliber 267, part of the respected 30mm movement family. The watch is paired with a vintage Omega strap, a period-correct signed buckle, and a period Omega presentation box.

Brand: Omega

Crystal: Plexiglas

Condition: Good overall condition for its age. The case remains sharp, with no major dents or deep scratches. The tuxedo dial shows light staining near the 2 o’clock marker but is otherwise well preserved. The dauphine hands are free of visible rust. The watch was recently serviced, including replacement of the mainspring.