Omega Rectangular Art Deco 1930s

Omega Rectangular Art Deco 1930sThis isn't the first Omega Art Deco Dress Watch we have fallen in love with. This example features a huge rectangular steel case and is made even more attractive due to its gorgeous slightly golden colored dial with Art Deco Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and a wonderful unique blue handset. And the icing on the cake is the nos condition! If this isn't the ultimate dress watch, we don't know what is. CASE: excellent overall condition, showing no

comes with the original Vacheron Constantin 18k white gold buckle

Weight: 77 grams

Here you can see a fascinating dress watch made by Omega in 1950

The white dial has black lacquered Roman numerals with a hidden signature at the 11 marker

showing no trace of use

This particular piece from 1972 is notable for its white gold fluted bezel

This Universal Geneve Compur is a fantastic example of what the manufacturer did so well in the 1940s

3- body 18k yellow gold Baumgartner S

25 mm (without crown) / 28 mm (lug-to-lug) / 17 mm (between lugs)

1001 - manual wound

Here we have a beautifully finished Audemars Piguet dress watch from the 1980s with an amazingly designed roman dial in a salmon color

no movement shot because its a monocoque case