Omega - 1900-1949






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Omega pocket watch with manual-wind Omega Calibre 17''' L movement, solid .800 silver case, 40 mm diameter, circa 1916, in good condition with visible wear and in working order, weighing approximately 50 g.
Description from the seller
Elegant and historic antique pocket watch from the prestigious Swiss manufacture Omega, made around 1916. This is a medium-sized model (gentleman’s size for waistcoat/frock coat), highly valued for its portability and the military dial with a double 24-hour scale.
Case and Materials:
• Material: Solid Hallmark Sterling Silver with .800 fineness.
• Hallmarks/Marks: Inside the case back bears the official German crescent and imperial crown punch (Halbmond und Krone), applied at the time for export to the German market. Contains the circular Omega-signed logo and the case serial number 5403621 T.
• Design: Back cover with guilloché work and a classic shield at center, free of monograms or personalized engravings. Crown details finished in gold.
Dial and Hands:
• Dial: Original vitreous enamel (white porcelain) in excellent legibility. Main numerals in black (1–12) and an inner ring with military numerals in red (13–24).
• Hands: Classic gold-tone/or rose gold-tone hands.
• Subsidiary Seconds: Dedicated small seconds subdial positioned at 6 o’clock.
Movement:
• Calibre: Manual-wind Omega Calibre 17''' L (17 lignes), Lepine configuration, with 15 jewels.
• Movement Serial Number: 4761843 (Precise dating to 1916 in Omega’s official chronology).
• Condition: Movement visually very clean, bright, complete and well preserved. Features the original regulator with scale engraved F/A (Advance) and S/R (Retard).
Dimensions and Weight:
• Case diameter: Only 40 mm – 41 mm (excluding crown and bow).
• Approximate total weight: Between 45 g and 55 g.
Overall Condition:
• Aesthetic: Good vintage overall. The sterling silver case exterior presents a natural dark patina and wear marks appropriate to its 110 years, lending it an authentic historical character. The buyer may choose to polish the silver if a mirrored finish is preferred.
Elegant and historic antique pocket watch from the prestigious Swiss manufacture Omega, made around 1916. This is a medium-sized model (gentleman’s size for waistcoat/frock coat), highly valued for its portability and the military dial with a double 24-hour scale.
Case and Materials:
• Material: Solid Hallmark Sterling Silver with .800 fineness.
• Hallmarks/Marks: Inside the case back bears the official German crescent and imperial crown punch (Halbmond und Krone), applied at the time for export to the German market. Contains the circular Omega-signed logo and the case serial number 5403621 T.
• Design: Back cover with guilloché work and a classic shield at center, free of monograms or personalized engravings. Crown details finished in gold.
Dial and Hands:
• Dial: Original vitreous enamel (white porcelain) in excellent legibility. Main numerals in black (1–12) and an inner ring with military numerals in red (13–24).
• Hands: Classic gold-tone/or rose gold-tone hands.
• Subsidiary Seconds: Dedicated small seconds subdial positioned at 6 o’clock.
Movement:
• Calibre: Manual-wind Omega Calibre 17''' L (17 lignes), Lepine configuration, with 15 jewels.
• Movement Serial Number: 4761843 (Precise dating to 1916 in Omega’s official chronology).
• Condition: Movement visually very clean, bright, complete and well preserved. Features the original regulator with scale engraved F/A (Advance) and S/R (Retard).
Dimensions and Weight:
• Case diameter: Only 40 mm – 41 mm (excluding crown and bow).
• Approximate total weight: Between 45 g and 55 g.
Overall Condition:
• Aesthetic: Good vintage overall. The sterling silver case exterior presents a natural dark patina and wear marks appropriate to its 110 years, lending it an authentic historical character. The buyer may choose to polish the silver if a mirrored finish is preferred.
