Omega - Omega T17 "Calatrava Style" Rectangular - 8962096 - Women - 1935

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Omega T17 Calatrava Style rectangular wristwatch, reference 8962096, from 1934–1935, with a stainless steel case (20 mm) and blue dial that has been repainted, powered by a manual-wind movement, fitted with a leather strap, in good condition with visible signs of wear, no original box or papers, shipped insured.

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Vintage OMEGA Art Deco T17 "Calatrava Style" rectangular curved "Curvex" Years 1934/1935 perfectly functioning
Vintage OMEGA Art Deco rectangular curved T17 "Calatrava Style" rectangular watch "Curvex" 1934-35 - perfect working

Omega rectangular Art Deco vintage, a real piece of Swiss watchmaking history dating from 1934-1935
This model is famed for housing the legendary T17 movement, known for its incredible power reserve and precision.
Technical Details:
• Brand: Omega
• Era: Circa 1934-1935
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical, caliber T17 (extremely sought-after)
• Case: Rectangular in the "Tank" style, stainless steel/Staybrite material.
• Dial: Blue color with brushed finish, railway track minutes (chemin de fer) and radially positioned indices. It presents a fascinating patina of time that attests to its authenticity.

Condition:
The watch is in good vintage cosmetic condition. The dial shows slight edge oxidation consistent with the piece’s age, which gives the specimen a unique character. The movement is running (a service is nevertheless recommended for daily wear given the age of the item).

Width: 20 mm (excluding crown).
Lug-to-Lug Length: 36 mm – 38 mm (overall measurement from tip to tip of the lugs).
Thickness: 8 mm – 9 mm.
Lug Width (Strap): 16 mm

Stunning and rare vintage Omega Art Deco wristwatch (1934-2935), featuring an elegant, anatomically curved rectangular case ("Curvex" / T60 style) designed to perfectly hug the wrist.
Specifications:
Brand: Omega
Period: 1934-1935 (Art Deco era)
Movement: Mechanical manual winding (presumably T17 or R17.8 shaped caliber - case not opened)
Case: Stainless steel, curved/arched rectangular design. Snap-on case back.
Dial: Rich sunburst blue dial with white railway track minutes and radial markers. Please note: given the age, the dial is likely an older professional redial/restoration.
Strap: Cream leather strap (modern, aftermarket).
Condition: In working order. The case shows minor signs of wear and age, keeping its authentic vintage character. The winding crown shows cosmetic wear. The crystal has minor hairline surface scratches (please refer to photos).
Sold as-is based on the provided photographs. As this is a vintage timepiece, water resistance and modern chronometric precision are not guaranteed.

Vintage OMEGA Art Deco T17 "Calatrava Style" rectangular curved "Curvex" Years 1934/1935 perfectly functioning
Vintage OMEGA Art Deco rectangular curved T17 "Calatrava Style" rectangular watch "Curvex" 1934-35 - perfect working

Omega rectangular Art Deco vintage, a real piece of Swiss watchmaking history dating from 1934-1935
This model is famed for housing the legendary T17 movement, known for its incredible power reserve and precision.
Technical Details:
• Brand: Omega
• Era: Circa 1934-1935
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical, caliber T17 (extremely sought-after)
• Case: Rectangular in the "Tank" style, stainless steel/Staybrite material.
• Dial: Blue color with brushed finish, railway track minutes (chemin de fer) and radially positioned indices. It presents a fascinating patina of time that attests to its authenticity.

Condition:
The watch is in good vintage cosmetic condition. The dial shows slight edge oxidation consistent with the piece’s age, which gives the specimen a unique character. The movement is running (a service is nevertheless recommended for daily wear given the age of the item).

Width: 20 mm (excluding crown).
Lug-to-Lug Length: 36 mm – 38 mm (overall measurement from tip to tip of the lugs).
Thickness: 8 mm – 9 mm.
Lug Width (Strap): 16 mm

Stunning and rare vintage Omega Art Deco wristwatch (1934-2935), featuring an elegant, anatomically curved rectangular case ("Curvex" / T60 style) designed to perfectly hug the wrist.
Specifications:
Brand: Omega
Period: 1934-1935 (Art Deco era)
Movement: Mechanical manual winding (presumably T17 or R17.8 shaped caliber - case not opened)
Case: Stainless steel, curved/arched rectangular design. Snap-on case back.
Dial: Rich sunburst blue dial with white railway track minutes and radial markers. Please note: given the age, the dial is likely an older professional redial/restoration.
Strap: Cream leather strap (modern, aftermarket).
Condition: In working order. The case shows minor signs of wear and age, keeping its authentic vintage character. The winding crown shows cosmetic wear. The crystal has minor hairline surface scratches (please refer to photos).
Sold as-is based on the provided photographs. As this is a vintage timepiece, water resistance and modern chronometric precision are not guaranteed.

Details

Brand
Omega
Gender
Women
Model
Omega T17 "Calatrava Style" Rectangular
Band material
Leather
Reference number
8962096
Shipped insured
Yes
Repainted dial
Yes
Period
1900-1949
Movement
Manual winding
Dial colour
Blue
Case material
Stainless steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
20 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Good - visible signs of wear
Year
1935
ItalyVerified
Private

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