Omega - Classic 9K solid gold - 11384 - Unisex - 1947






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The Omega Classic 9K solid gold watch, reference 11384, dates from 1947 and has a 29 mm yellow-gold case, a hand-wound movement and a leather strap.
Description from the seller
Stunning, classic, round vintage Omega watch from the 1940s, made of 9-carat gold, with a signed silver dial, subsidiary seconds, a snap-on Dennison case back, reference no. 11384/48227, and a signed 15-jewel movement. The watch is in perfect working order, runs flawlessly, and keeps time perfectly.
Additional information:
• Case: 9-carat gold (a solid British Dennison case, a desirable feature among collectors). The case measures 29 mm in diameter, with a lug width of 16 mm. It is signed Dennison, Made in England, dated circa 1945–1948, and numbered.
• Dial: Silver-toned, off-white dial with original sword-shaped hands, Roman numerals, and a small seconds subdial traditionally positioned at 6 o’clock. The dial is signed Omega above the center.
• Case back: Signed Dennison, 9-carat gold, with hallmarks. It is marked “Dennison, Made in England, ALD,” along with serial number 11384 and model reference number 48227. Dennison was the most respected British watch-case maker in the first half of the 20th century (a Dennison case back is the rear cover of a watch made by the historic British Dennison Watch Case Company. In the 20th century, Swiss watchmakers such as Rolex, Omega, and Jaeger-LeCoultre imported movements into Britain and fitted them into Dennison cases, making these cases highly sought-after by vintage watch collectors).
• Movement: Calibre 30T2. The hand-wound calibre 30T2 movement is signed Omega, Swiss, has 15 jewels, and is numbered.
• Strap: Black leather strap (lizard pattern) with a gold-plated Omega buckle.
• Comes with an Omega spare box.
• Overall condition: The watch is in good vintage condition for its age. The original dial has a delicate patina and minor signs typical of an original 1940s watch, adding to its character. The case has retained its solidity despite normal signs of wear.
Stunning, classic, round vintage Omega watch from the 1940s, made of 9-carat gold, with a signed silver dial, subsidiary seconds, a snap-on Dennison case back, reference no. 11384/48227, and a signed 15-jewel movement. The watch is in perfect working order, runs flawlessly, and keeps time perfectly.
Additional information:
• Case: 9-carat gold (a solid British Dennison case, a desirable feature among collectors). The case measures 29 mm in diameter, with a lug width of 16 mm. It is signed Dennison, Made in England, dated circa 1945–1948, and numbered.
• Dial: Silver-toned, off-white dial with original sword-shaped hands, Roman numerals, and a small seconds subdial traditionally positioned at 6 o’clock. The dial is signed Omega above the center.
• Case back: Signed Dennison, 9-carat gold, with hallmarks. It is marked “Dennison, Made in England, ALD,” along with serial number 11384 and model reference number 48227. Dennison was the most respected British watch-case maker in the first half of the 20th century (a Dennison case back is the rear cover of a watch made by the historic British Dennison Watch Case Company. In the 20th century, Swiss watchmakers such as Rolex, Omega, and Jaeger-LeCoultre imported movements into Britain and fitted them into Dennison cases, making these cases highly sought-after by vintage watch collectors).
• Movement: Calibre 30T2. The hand-wound calibre 30T2 movement is signed Omega, Swiss, has 15 jewels, and is numbered.
• Strap: Black leather strap (lizard pattern) with a gold-plated Omega buckle.
• Comes with an Omega spare box.
• Overall condition: The watch is in good vintage condition for its age. The original dial has a delicate patina and minor signs typical of an original 1940s watch, adding to its character. The case has retained its solidity despite normal signs of wear.
