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Omega De Ville, Jeux d’Argent (Andrew Grima Inspired), Sterling Silver, 1973

This is a unique, two-part sterling silver (hallmarked 925) Omega dress watch featuring a snap-on case back. The inside of the case back is stamped with the brand name, material declaration, and reference number 8269

Dial: The standout feature is its stunning, iridescent purple dial with a unique, textured pattern reminiscent of peacock feathers. White printed indices and original white-coated hands enhance the dial’s elegance. The watch is fitted with its original stainless steel crown adorned with a dark cabochon and a multifaceted sapphire crystal.

Movement: Omega caliber 620, manual winding, serial number #34450028.

Dimensions: Diameter: 21mm, Lug-to-lug: 38.2mm.

Bracelet: The watch comes with its original, integrated sterling silver bracelet (hallmarked 925), with a total length (including the watch head) of 20.1 cm.

Condition: This watch is 100% original and in good working order (precision untested), ready to wear. The sapphire crystal has minor edge imperfections, and the silver case and bracelet have been gently polished.

Additional Information:

This model is inspired by the designs of renowned jewellery designer Andrew Grima, a pioneer in British jewellery design. Grima, celebrated as the Royal and society jeweller of his era, is the only jeweller to receive the Duke of Edinburgh’s Prize for Elegant Design. He also earned the Queen’s Award to Industry and won the De Beers Diamonds International Award 11 times. In 1969, Omega commissioned Grima to create the ‘About Time’ collection—one of the brand’s most avant-garde series.

Due to the success of this collection, Omega launched the ‘Time in Style’ line within the ‘De Ville’ series, incorporating elements of Grima’s aesthetic. This included sub-series like ‘Jeux d’Or’ in 18k gold and ‘Jeux d’Argent’ in sterling silver. Although primarily targeted at women, the ‘Jeux d’Argent’ line included rare men’s models, characterized by their distinctive dark cabochon crowns—features seen in this piece.

Grima’s designs are now showcased in prestigious collections, including those of the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.

References:

Ref.: 1. Omega: ‘About Time Collection’

Ref.: 2. grimajewellery

Price: SOLD

Omega, hand winding, 1934

Very rare, stainless steel cased Omega. Snap stainless steel case back, outside with concentric brushing. Inside of case back fully marked for Omega including case production number ‘9944995’. Original, silvered dial stamped ‘Omega’ with logo at ’12’. Black Roman, ‘tumbling’ numerals and minute track intercalated silver dots. Original stainless steel crown. Original blued steel hands.

Movement: Omega cal.: 23.4, #8903495

Dimensions: Diam: 34.5, lug – lug: 41, strap width at lugs: 18mm

Strap: Fitted with contemporary Gay Frères stainless steel, ‘bonklip’ style bracelet.

Additional Info: Despite the very pure design, this watch was not made during war time but before onset of WWII. The filiform Roman numerals and the intercalated silver dots are in pure Art Deco style. However, there is a link to later war production: An additional rare feature of this watch is the relatively early use of a center seconds movement. The same movement as in this watch was later used for the famed Omega ‘Weems’ version used by the British RAF pilots.

This watch was made before Omega introduced the rose gold plating of its movements (1940s), which were later plated with beryllium-bronze for better resistance.

Price: 1100 CHF

Omega, CK2165, hand winding, 1938

Stainless steel cased Omega. Screwed stainless steel case back, outside with concentric brushing. Inside of case back fully marked for Omega including reference number ‘2165’. White metal movement retaining ring. Original, silvered (with patina) dial stamped ‘Omega’ with logo at ’12’. Lumed Roman numerals and black ‘railway minute track. Subseconds at ‘6’. Later stainless steel crown. Later blued steel hands.

Movement: Omega cal.: 26.5, hand winding, #9754763

Dimensions: Diam: 30.7, lug – lug: 38.2, strap width at lugs: 15.6 mm

Strap: Fitted with stainless steel, ‘bonklip’ style bracelet.

This watch has been serviced by James. He grands a 1 Year guarantee from the moment of purchase.

Price: 750 CHF

Omega, Ref.: 2582-1, self winding ‘bumper’, 1947

Stainless steel cased Omega dress watch with center seconds. Screw down stainless steel case back, outside with remnants of a transparent sticker. Inside of case back fully marked for Omega including reference number ‘2582-1’. Original, silvered dial stamped ‘Omega Automatic’ with logo at ’12’. Golden, Arabic ’12’ in fancy Art Deco style, inner minute track surrounded by a patinated silver ring featuring a combination of raised, triangular and round indexes. Central zone with sought after ‘crème brulé’ patination. Original stainless steel crown. Original gilt and blued steel hands.

Movement: Omega cal.: 351, self winding, #11672718

Dimensions: Diam.: 33, lug – lug: 40, strap width at lugs: 18mm

Strap: Original brown, alligator strap and original stainless steel buckle.

Additional Info: Omega introduced the self winding watch in 1943. After experimenting with earlier systems it settled for the bumper style.

This watches movement is rose gold plated or beryllium bronze plated as all later Omega movements.

Price: 1200 CHF

Omega, Constellation, Ref.: 168.005, hand winding, 1966

Stainless steel cased, partially yellow gold capped dress watch. Screwed stainless steel case back. Inside of the case back marked with company info and reference number ‘168.005’. Outside of the case back decorated with gilt ‘constellation’ symbol of an observatory and 8 stars. Original, silver ‘pie pan’ dial, with raised, gilt minute markers. Black minute track and model specifications, raised gilt manufacturer name, logo and star. Raised gilt, square date window at ‘3’. Original gilt crown. All original gilt hands.

Movement: Omega cal.: 564, #24851544

Dimensions: Diam.: 34.2, lug – lug: 42.5, strap width at lugs: 18mm

Strap: Generic brown croco leather strap, generic gilt buckle.

Additional Info: This model has been designed by the very famous watch designer Gerald Genta, who was later also responsible for the design of the Audemars Piguet ‘Royak Oak’ and Patek Philippe ‘Nautilus’

This watch has been serviced by James. He grands a 1 Year guarantee from the moment of purchase.

Price: 1980 CHF