circular blue "pie pan" style dial signed Chronometer Omega Automatic Co-Axial Escapement Limited Edition, with gilt Roman quarters and indices, date aperture at the 3 o'clock position, rose gold case, case back signed Co-Axial Escapement 982/999, fitted with a blue alligator grain strap and an 18ct gold concealed buckle signed with the Omega symbol, Calibre 2500 automatic movement, model no. 5931.81.23. Case diameter 38mm
This item represents an opportunity to acquire the first example of an Omega watch manufactured with the Co-Axial escapement. Now featured in most Omega watches, this escapement was invented by the Late Dr George Daniels, who spent much of his life living in the Isle of Man. He successfully invented a new type of escapement unaffected by friction and, therefore, requires very little lubrication, extending the time between service intervals. The owner of this watch has carefully curated some exclusive Omega documents to accompany the watch, which has never been worn and is expected to become highly collectable in future years.
Sold for £4,800
circular blue "pie pan" style dial signed Chronometer Omega Automatic Co-Axial Escapement Limited Edition, with gilt Roman quarters and indices, date aperture at the 3 o'clock position, rose gold case, case back signed Co-Axial Escapement 982/999, fitted with a blue alligator grain strap and an 18ct gold concealed buckle signed with the Omega symbol, Calibre 2500 automatic movement, model no. 5931.81.23. Case diameter 38mm
This item represents an opportunity to acquire the first example of an Omega watch manufactured with the Co-Axial escapement. Now featured in most Omega watches, this escapement was invented by the Late Dr George Daniels, who spent much of his life living in the Isle of Man. He successfully invented a new type of escapement unaffected by friction and, therefore, requires very little lubrication, extending the time between service intervals. The owner of this watch has carefully curated some exclusive Omega documents to accompany the watch, which has never been worn and is expected to become highly collectable in future years.
Auction: FINE ART & ANTIQUES, 10th Apr, 2024
We are thrilled to announce that our upcoming Spring Sale will feature two private Scottish collections and the Leonard Korn collection of toddy ladles.
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