Nr. 108177981

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Omega - Big Second – Silver Dial - Ohne mindestpreis - Herren - 1941
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Omega - Big Second – Silver Dial - Ohne mindestpreis - Herren - 1941

Omega Big Second – Mechanical – Silver Dial – 33 mm An evocative vintage Swiss timepiece, this Omega combines a classic stainless-steel case with a silver dial displaying pronounced age-related patina. Its generously proportioned subsidiary seconds display, applied Arabic numerals and pointed hands create a balanced composition with considerable period charm. Paired with a simple brown leather strap, it offers an appealing expression of traditional mechanical watchmaking. Technical Details Brand: Omega Model: Big Second Case: Stainless steel Diameter: Approximately 33 mm, excluding the crown Crystal: Acrylic Dial: Silver dial with extensive age-related spotting, applied Arabic numerals at 12, 3 and 9, and faceted hour markers Hands: Pointed silver-tone hour and minute hands Movement: Swiss manual-winding Omega mechanical movement Functions: Hours, minutes and subsidiary seconds Seconds display: Large recessed seconds subdial at 6 o’clock with concentric circular finishing Case back: Closed metal back with a decorative personal monogram and engraved “1941” Water resistance: Not tested Strap: Generic brown leather strap Wrist size: Suitable for a wrist of up to approximately 20 cm Accessories: Supplied with a generic presentation box Condition Report Grade B – Good vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use. The case displays surface scratches, small marks and wear around the bezel and lugs. The case back shows scratches and spotting, together with a personal monogram and the engraved date “1941”. This engraving is a feature of the watch and does not independently establish its production year. The silver dial presents extensive spotting, discolouration and localised surface deterioration, including around the outer minute track. The hands and applied markers also show noticeable ageing and oxidation. The large seconds subdial retains its distinctive concentric texture, with some visible marks and staining. The acrylic crystal and leather strap display traces of use. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an essential part of the condition description. Water resistance has not been tested. Contact with water should therefore be avoided unless the watch is professionally assessed and pressure-tested. Story & Heritage The character of this Omega begins with its large subsidiary seconds display. Positioned at 6 o’clock, it occupies a generous part of the dial, creating a clear visual counterbalance to the Arabic numeral at 12. Fine concentric circles give the subdial depth, catching the light differently from the surrounding silver surface. The remaining details are equally considered. Faceted markers alternate with applied numerals, while elongated, pointed hands bring a sense of proportion to the composition. A narrow bezel leaves the dial open and prominent within the compact 33 mm case. Its manual-winding movement adds a daily ritual to ownership: winding the crown supplies the energy that powers the mechanical timekeeping. This simple interaction is part of the enduring attraction of a traditional vintage watch. On the reverse, the engraved monogram and date provide a tangible reminder of an earlier owner, although their precise history remains unknown. Together with the visibly aged dial and restrained steel case, these details give this Omega an individual presence for a collector who appreciates watches bearing the traces of time. Internal Reference Number - XTM 267

Nr. 108177981

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Omega - Big Second – Silver Dial - Ohne mindestpreis - Herren - 1941

Omega - Big Second – Silver Dial - Ohne mindestpreis - Herren - 1941

Omega Big Second – Mechanical – Silver Dial – 33 mm

An evocative vintage Swiss timepiece, this Omega combines a classic stainless-steel case with a silver dial displaying pronounced age-related patina. Its generously proportioned subsidiary seconds display, applied Arabic numerals and pointed hands create a balanced composition with considerable period charm. Paired with a simple brown leather strap, it offers an appealing expression of traditional mechanical watchmaking.

Technical Details

Brand: Omega

Model: Big Second

Case: Stainless steel

Diameter: Approximately 33 mm, excluding the crown

Crystal: Acrylic

Dial: Silver dial with extensive age-related spotting, applied Arabic numerals at 12, 3 and 9, and faceted hour markers

Hands: Pointed silver-tone hour and minute hands

Movement: Swiss manual-winding Omega mechanical movement

Functions: Hours, minutes and subsidiary seconds

Seconds display: Large recessed seconds subdial at 6 o’clock with concentric circular finishing

Case back: Closed metal back with a decorative personal monogram and engraved “1941”

Water resistance: Not tested

Strap: Generic brown leather strap

Wrist size: Suitable for a wrist of up to approximately 20 cm

Accessories: Supplied with a generic presentation box

Condition Report

Grade B – Good vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use.

The case displays surface scratches, small marks and wear around the bezel and lugs. The case back shows scratches and spotting, together with a personal monogram and the engraved date “1941”. This engraving is a feature of the watch and does not independently establish its production year.

The silver dial presents extensive spotting, discolouration and localised surface deterioration, including around the outer minute track. The hands and applied markers also show noticeable ageing and oxidation. The large seconds subdial retains its distinctive concentric texture, with some visible marks and staining.

The acrylic crystal and leather strap display traces of use. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an essential part of the condition description.

Water resistance has not been tested. Contact with water should therefore be avoided unless the watch is professionally assessed and pressure-tested.

Story & Heritage

The character of this Omega begins with its large subsidiary seconds display. Positioned at 6 o’clock, it occupies a generous part of the dial, creating a clear visual counterbalance to the Arabic numeral at 12. Fine concentric circles give the subdial depth, catching the light differently from the surrounding silver surface.

The remaining details are equally considered. Faceted markers alternate with applied numerals, while elongated, pointed hands bring a sense of proportion to the composition. A narrow bezel leaves the dial open and prominent within the compact 33 mm case.

Its manual-winding movement adds a daily ritual to ownership: winding the crown supplies the energy that powers the mechanical timekeeping. This simple interaction is part of the enduring attraction of a traditional vintage watch.

On the reverse, the engraved monogram and date provide a tangible reminder of an earlier owner, although their precise history remains unknown. Together with the visibly aged dial and restrained steel case, these details give this Omega an individual presence for a collector who appreciates watches bearing the traces of time.

Internal Reference Number - XTM 267

Höchstgebot
€ 460
Ohne mindestpreis
Erwin Dekker
Experte
Schätzung  € 750 - € 850

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