Omega - Trench watch WW1. - Men - 1900-1949

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Erwin Dekker
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Estimate  € 600 - € 700
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Omega Trench watch WW1 men’s wristwatch from the 1900–1949 period with a steel case, 33 mm diameter, manual-winding movement, a repainted dial, and a leather band, in very good condition with minor wear.

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Rare Vintage Omega – Cushion Case (32.5 mm)
​Up for sale is a truly special, Art Deco style Omega wristwatch from the 1920s / 1930s. A genuine collector’s piece for lovers of early wristwatches!
​Key Features & Specifications:
​Brand: Omega
​Case Size: 32.5 mm (excluding crown)
​Case Shape: Classic cushion case
​Dial: Original vintage white dial with beautiful patina. Features characterful luminous-style Arabic numerals and a "railway track" minute track.
​Sub-seconds: Small seconds sub-dial located at 6 o'clock
​Hands: Period-correct, classic cathedral hands
​Crystal: Vintage flat acrylic glass (plexi)
​Strap: Stylish, period-correct black leather bund strap
​Note Regarding Case Markings:
​The inside of the case is unbranded/unmarked. During the 1920s and 1930s (the transition period from pocket watches to wristwatches and the early Art Deco era), contract cases were a very common practice in Swiss watchmaking. Manufacturers like Omega frequently ordered cases from external case makers, or local distributors/agents cased the factory movements locally to reduce import duties. Therefore, an unmarked case (or one marked only with a serial number) is completely period-correct, customary, and original for this era.
The watch displays an authentic patina consistent with its age. An exceptional piece either for a collection or for stylish everyday wear.

Rare Vintage Omega – Cushion Case (32.5 mm)
​Up for sale is a truly special, Art Deco style Omega wristwatch from the 1920s / 1930s. A genuine collector’s piece for lovers of early wristwatches!
​Key Features & Specifications:
​Brand: Omega
​Case Size: 32.5 mm (excluding crown)
​Case Shape: Classic cushion case
​Dial: Original vintage white dial with beautiful patina. Features characterful luminous-style Arabic numerals and a "railway track" minute track.
​Sub-seconds: Small seconds sub-dial located at 6 o'clock
​Hands: Period-correct, classic cathedral hands
​Crystal: Vintage flat acrylic glass (plexi)
​Strap: Stylish, period-correct black leather bund strap
​Note Regarding Case Markings:
​The inside of the case is unbranded/unmarked. During the 1920s and 1930s (the transition period from pocket watches to wristwatches and the early Art Deco era), contract cases were a very common practice in Swiss watchmaking. Manufacturers like Omega frequently ordered cases from external case makers, or local distributors/agents cased the factory movements locally to reduce import duties. Therefore, an unmarked case (or one marked only with a serial number) is completely period-correct, customary, and original for this era.
The watch displays an authentic patina consistent with its age. An exceptional piece either for a collection or for stylish everyday wear.

Details

Brand
Omega
Gender
Men
Model
Trench watch WW1.
Band material
Leather
Shipped insured
Yes
Period
1900-1949
Repainted dial
Yes
Movement
Manual winding
Case material
Steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
33 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
HungaryVerified
Private

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