Omega Bullhead

The movement was an evolution of Omega's 27 CHRO range and formed part of the wider 861 family of watches, developed from the 320 and 321 series.

[2] 1) The Omega De-Ville calibre 930 with twin side-by-side chronograph in stainless steel or gold plated cases.

The Bullhead variation of the calibre 930 movement was also produced branded by Bucherer and Lemania as well a Richard chronograph.

The Bullhead variation of the calibre 930 is now a very desirable watch and highly sought after by collectors because of its relatively short lived life span (produced for one year only in 1969) and interesting case design and dial configuration.

The watch was reintroduced in to the Omega range in 2014 utilizing a new coaxial chronometer movement but remaining true to the original design.