The Omega Caliber 1002 is an automatic mechanical movement introduced in the early 1970s. It is known for its dependable automatic winding system and stable timekeeping performance, offering a balance of reliability and precision.
The 1002 caliber was used in a variety of Omega watches, including both elegant dress watches and versatile sports models.
Type: Automatic mechanical
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, quickset date (in many versions)
Jewels: Approximately 21
Frequency: 19,800 vibrations per hour (vph)
Power Reserve: Around 42 hours
Diameter: Approximately 27 mm
Thickness: Suited for mid-sized wristwatches
The Caliber 1002 was used in:
Omega dress watches with classic designs
Sporty Omega models needing reliable automatic movements
Watches with and without date complications
Typical features of these watches include:
Stainless steel, gold, or two-tone cases
Clear and legible dials
Acrylic or mineral crystals common to the period
The 1002 movement is appreciated for:
Reliable automatic winding ensuring consistent power
Smooth and accurate timekeeping at 19,800 vph
Durable construction suited to everyday wear
Moderate beat rate helping to enhance movement longevity
Maintenance recommendations for the Caliber 1002 include:
Servicing every 3 to 5 years
Cleaning and lubricating the mechanical components
Replacement of worn parts when necessary
Ensuring the winding mechanism functions efficiently
Parts for this vintage caliber may require sourcing from specialized watchmakers.
Collectors value the Omega Caliber 1002 for:
Its representation of reliable 1970s automatic movements
Its use in diverse Omega models spanning dress and sport watches
Mechanical robustness and vintage charm
Historical importance in Omega’s movement development
The Omega Caliber 1002 is a testament to Omega’s craftsmanship and engineering during the 1970s. It remains a favored caliber among vintage watch enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate the blend of reliability and classic design.
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