Omega Sub Second Copper 18k Rose 1950

Omega Sub Second Copper 18k Rose 1950The 1940s was a good time for Omega, as exemplified in this beautiful dress watch. This example is not only good looking, but substantial, too. Fitted with a 35. 5 mm 18k rose gold case, slightly down turned lugs, and with a gorgeous copper colored dial, you really can't beat this watch. The dial with rose gold stick hour markers and rose gold alpha hands are in flawless condition and the subsidiary second dial is further stepping up this watch's

With a refined steel case and a perfectly balanced dial

-5 sec/d / 250°

Rolex Automatic Caliber 1570

original never touched yellow gold colored dial in flawless condition

Year: 2001

V454 - manual wind

20 mm (without crown) / 38 mm (lug-to-lug) / 16 mm (between lugs

This 1803 with a rare cream Pie-Pan Dial is in stunning overall condition with a sharp case and edges

The story tells that Omega only created about 100 pieces of this very special Seamaster execution due to the fact that they haven’t had any rights to use the Olympic Cross of Merit on their dial

3- body 18K yellow gold case with screw-down case back

Rolex Caliber 1030 - automatic chronometer

This particular piece from 1972 is notable for its impeccable grey linen dial in flawless condition and a strong case with sharp edges