The Omega Caliber 1070 is an automatic mechanical movement introduced by Omega in the late 1970s. Based on the highly regarded ETA 2892-A2 platform, the 1070 features Omega’s proprietary modifications and finishing touches to meet their exacting standards for performance and reliability.
This caliber was used in various Omega watches, combining Swiss craftsmanship with modern engineering.
Type: Automatic mechanical
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, quickset date
Jewels: 25
Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour (vph)
Power Reserve: Approximately 42 hours
Diameter: Approximately 25.6 mm
Thickness: Suitable for medium-sized wristwatches
The Caliber 1070 powered:
Omega Seamaster models from the late 1970s and early 1980s
Dress watches requiring reliable and precise automatic movements
Select sports watches with a focus on accuracy and durability
Typical features include:
Stainless steel, gold, or two-tone cases
Date windows usually positioned at 3 o’clock
Sapphire or hesalite crystals depending on the watch model
The 1070 offers:
Smooth and reliable automatic winding
Stable and accurate timekeeping at 28,800 vph
Durable construction suitable for everyday use
Moderate beat rate contributing to movement longevity
Maintenance recommendations include:
Servicing every 3 to 5 years
Cleaning and lubrication of movement components
Replacement of worn parts as necessary
Careful servicing of the automatic winding mechanism
Parts and servicing expertise are generally available through authorized watchmakers.
Collectors appreciate the Omega Caliber 1070 for:
Its representation of reliable automatic movements from the late 20th century
Use in a variety of classic Omega watches
Mechanical robustness and precision
Vintage appeal and quality craftsmanship
The Omega Caliber 1070 exemplifies Omega’s commitment to precision and reliability in automatic movements during the late 1970s and early 1980s. It remains a valued caliber among vintage watch enthusiasts and collectors.
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