no source states which grade this article was bought at — this row exists so 'unknown' stays countable instead of becoming an assumption
composite
Omega 1140
Identity
A caliber is three separate things and this reference keeps them apart: the construction, the names it is sold under, and the article a brand actually bought. A watch model points at an execution — never at a bare construction — which is why “same caliber” is almost never a complete answer.
No designation is recorded for this design yet.
No source in this corpus states which grade any Omega 1140 was bought at. That unknown is stored as a real row rather than left blank, so it can be counted, filtered and excluded from any comparison that would otherwise assume parity.
Specifications
| Property | Value | Scope | Status | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Introduced prod.intro_year | 1988 | — | accepted |
Lineage
The same relationships as the tree at the top of this page, with their sources. An absence in a column means no source stated one.
Where this construction came from. Read up the arrows.
- ETA 2890-2module on
What came from it — revisions, variants, clones, licensed copies.
- Omega 1141variant of
Stored in a different table from descent. A successor is not a child.
None recorded. An absence here means no source stated one, not that none exists.
Sources
- 1Watch-Wikihttps://www.watch-wiki.net/doku.php?id=omega_3220wikitier 3retrieved 2026-08-244 facts on this pagecited, never crawled
- 2Watchguy (service logs)https://watchguy.co.uk/service-omega-speedmaster-calibre-1140-dubois-depraz-3220-with-eta-2890-2/first handtier 2retrieved 2026-08-241 fact on this page