The Omega Caliber 1120 is an automatic mechanical movement introduced in the early 1990s. It is based on the ETA 2892-A2 platform, extensively modified and finished by Omega to meet their high standards for accuracy and durability.
This caliber was widely used in many Omega models, including Seamaster and Constellation collections, known for combining robust engineering with elegant design.
Type: Automatic mechanical
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, quickset date
Jewels: 23
Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour (vph)
Power Reserve: Approximately 44 hours
Diameter: Approximately 25.6 mm
Thickness: Suitable for medium-sized wristwatches
The Caliber 1120 powered:
Omega Seamaster Professional watches from the 1990s and early 2000s
Omega Constellation models during the same period
Selected dress and sport watches requiring reliable automatic movements
Typical features include:
Stainless steel, gold, or two-tone cases
Date windows at 3 o’clock
Sapphire crystals with anti-reflective coatings
The 1120 movement offers:
Smooth and reliable automatic winding
Stable and accurate timekeeping at 28,800 vph
Robust construction suitable for everyday wear
Moderate beat rate contributing to longevity and serviceability
Recommended maintenance includes:
Servicing every 4 to 6 years
Cleaning and lubrication of movement parts
Replacement of worn components as needed
Proper servicing of the automatic winding system
Authorized Omega service centers provide expertise and genuine parts.
Collectors value the Omega Caliber 1120 for:
Its use in many iconic Omega models of the 1990s and early 2000s
Mechanical reliability and refined finishing
Balanced design and performance
A solid representation of Omega’s quality standards during this era
The Omega Caliber 1120 remains a highly regarded automatic movement, embodying Omega’s dedication to precision, durability, and craftsmanship in the late 20th century. It continues to be a favorite among collectors and watch enthusiasts.
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