A very rare reference, produced for about six months. 

Initially it is actually an unchanged 2998-62 (with alpha hands), but with a new Omega reference number in line with the new number system. Then, part way through the production run, the hand specifications changed from alpha to baton. I am unclear when this happened or if there is a pattern to which hands were fitted when. I also do not think the serial can dictate which hand set is/was/should be fitted.

Information:

Reference: 105.002-62

Movement number: 19,834,XXX

Date: 1963

Dial: Tritium - indices have become a perfect beige patina

Hands: Tritium - have become a nice beige patina matching dial (Possibly were originally Alpha Hands)

Bezel: DON

Bracelet: Delugs Green Leather Strap

Case Size: 39mm - Stainless Steel

Lug Width: 19mm

Movement: 321 - Manual - Running ( 3 s/d 300 amp) - Serviced 11/20/24

Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Chronograph

Accessories: N/A

Crystal: Hesalite

Bracelet size: 7.5”

Condition:

Case is in great shape with light wear and scuffs. Bracelet is in good shape with light wear and moderate stretch. Dial is in great shape with ones patina spot on the edge of running seconds sub-dial. Hands are in great vintage shape with minute/hour hands lume intact matching dial, but chrono hand lume has fallen out. Watch is r(-17 s/d 340 amp).