The Omega caliber 1342 is a vintage in-house quartz movement manufactured in Switzerland during the 1970s into the early 1980s. It features 7 jewels, hacking seconds, and hand-winding capability, with a jumping hour complication alongside the date display. The movement uses a type 388 battery, which is no longer available; a type 329 replacement typically lasts approximately 7 months. This caliber was used before Omega began sourcing ETA movements from Swatch Group.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Movement Type
Quartz
Jewel Count
7 jewels
Display Type
Analog
Winding
Quartz (Battery)
COMPLICATIONS
FEATURES
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Watches with this movement
OMEGA
De Ville
BA 192.0038
OMEGA
De Ville
BA 192.0040
OMEGA
De Ville
BA 192.0041
OMEGA
De Ville
BA 392.8931
OMEGA
Seamaster
DL 396.0910
OMEGA
De Ville
MD 192.0033
OMEGA
De Ville
MD 192.0034
OMEGA
De Ville
MD 192.0036
OMEGA
Constellation
MD 196.0071
OMEGA
Seamaster
MD 196.0078
OMEGA
Seamaster
MD 196.0081
OMEGA
Seamaster
MD 196.0088
OMEGA
MD 196.0160
MD 196.0160
OMEGA
Seamaster
MD 196.0190
OMEGA
Seamaster
MD 396.0882
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 191.0191
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0078
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0079
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0106
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0116
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0150
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 196.0191
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 396.0852
OMEGA
Seamaster
ST 396.0870
