Omega Speedmaster Fullset
A perfect choice for collectors looking for a discontinued Omega chronograph with classic proportions, strong mechanical pedigree, and versatile everyday usability.
Omega De Ville 1966
The model was produced in relatively limited numbers compared to Omega’s mainstream collections, making it an attractive choice for collectors seeking something less common than the traditional Seamaster or Genève models.
Omega De Ville Gold - 1982
The combination of a slim gold case, black cabochon crown, and green strap makes it both stylish and sophisticated, a perfect choice for collectors and vintage watch enthusiasts.
Omega De Ville 1980
Models from this era are valued today for their minimalist design language, compact case sizes, and everyday versatility, representing the final phase of Omega’s traditional dress watch production before broader industrial design shifts in the late 1980s.
Omega Genève Ref. 131.019 – 35mm (1970)
The Ref. 111.077 perfectly represents this era, combining timeless aesthetics with Omega’s renowned craftsmanship, making it a sophisticated vintage dress watch that remains highly desirable today.
Vintage Omega Seamaster Cosmic 2000 – Ref. 166.128
The Cosmic 2000 featured an innovative container-style case construction with advanced O-ring gaskets inside an outer shell, providing superior water and dust resistance for active lifestyles.
Vintage Omega Seamaster Cosmic – Ref. 166.026
The model utilizes a front-loading monocoque (unishell) case construction engineered for enhanced dust and moisture resistance, requiring specialized tools (Tool 107) for internal casing.
Vintage Omega Constellation Chronometer – Ref. 168.0029
At its core lies the famous Calibre 751, Omega's top-tier, chronometer-rated automatic movement with day and date complications. The case back retains the historic Geneva Observatory emblem, paying tribute to Omega's record-breaking precision awards at Swiss timing trials.
Vintage Omega Constellation Chronometer – Ref. 157.0001
Distinguished by its crisp stainless steel case architecture, brushed flanks, and delicate straight lugs, the watch delivers an extraordinarily understated presence on the wrist. The screw-down case back retains the historic Geneva Observatory emblem in crisp detail, symbolizing Omega’s legacy of precision and chronometric accuracy.
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