Lot Essay
According to the archives of Omega, the present watch was delivered to the French Colonies on 13 March 1954.
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Signed Omega, Automatic, ref. OT 14.326, movement no. 13’374’739, case no. 11’156’549, circa 1954
Details
Omega. A fine 18K pink gold automatic wristwatch with center seconds and two-tone silvered dial
Signed Omega, Automatic, ref. OT 14.326, movement no. 13’374’739, case no. 11’156’549, circa 1954
Movement: automatic, cal. 354, 17 jewels
Dial: two-tone silvered dial, pink gold faceted indexes
Case: snap on back
Signed: case, dial and movement
Dimensions: 35 mm diam.
With: 18K pink gold Omega buckle
Signed Omega, Automatic, ref. OT 14.326, movement no. 13’374’739, case no. 11’156’549, circa 1954
Movement: automatic, cal. 354, 17 jewels
Dial: two-tone silvered dial, pink gold faceted indexes
Case: snap on back
Signed: case, dial and movement
Dimensions: 35 mm diam.
With: 18K pink gold Omega buckle
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