Omega Museum Collection N° 10 “The MD's Watch 1938” 516.53.39.50.09.001

Omega builds the Museum Collection by choosing watches from its museum that are more than fifty years old and reissuing them. The N° 10 has an ivory dial with a pulsometer scale, a 30-minute recorder and small seconds. Inside is the manual-winding Co-Axial calibre 3203, a COSC-certified chronometer with a 55-hour power reserve. The case is 11.95 mm thick and 46 mm from lug to lug, takes a 20 mm strap and is water resistant to 50 m. The caseback carries a Museum engraving and the watch's edition number.

The N° 8 "Racend Timer 1949" (516.53.39.50.02.001) shares the 39 mm size in pink gold with a beige dial. The N° 10 Olympic Official Timekeeper Co-Axial Chronograph (522.53.39.50.04.002) keeps the 39 mm yellow gold case and ivory dial in a run of 188. The N° 9 "Milestone 1941" (516.53.38.50.01.001) is 38 mm in white gold with a black dial.