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Reference 533 (1937-1957)

From 1937 to 1957, the reference 533 was produced. It is still collectible, even though it's rarer than the reference 130. It is not uncommon for it to sell at a lower price than a ref. 130 in the same configuration.

Although the 533 is a beautiful watch to me,breitling superocean replica I prefer the thinner and more feminine bezel of the 130 to the 533. However, the old saying is "Vive la différence."

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In 1938, reference 591 was first introduced by Omega Seamaster Replica Watches. The model was completely different from any other that Omega Seamaster Replica Watches had ever made at the time it was produced. Wenger produced the case with "bean-shaped lugs", affectionately called "Fagiolino", or simply "little bean" by Italian collectors.Audemars Piguet Replica Contrast the angular and sharp lines of the Calatrava design reference 130 and 533 with their smooth Calatrava designs. The watch's 34-millimeter case gave it a contemporary look. Reference 591 was larger than its chronograph brothers.

The production of Reference 591 was extremely limited.Omega Seamaster fake Watches It is actually one of the most rare chronograph models the company produced in the 1930s and 1950s. There are 19 known examples in yellow and 27 in rose gold. None in steel.

The appearance of the "Fagiolino", also known as the "little bean" chronograph, is another interesting aspect of the Omega Seamaster Replica Watches rabbithole. The reference 591 is known for its distinctively designed bean-shaped lugs,Omega Seamaster Replica Watches which were soldered to a sharp, angular case. It also featured a concave bezel that was a stark contrast to the Calatrava-style Calatrava cases. Although it is a modest performer at auction, it is still a beautiful watch.


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