1958 18K YG Omega Watch 17 Jewels Manual Restored. Stunning Example!

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$2,351.00

• Details
  You have just stumbled into extraordinary. Let me introduce you to a rare slice of horological wonder. This is a true survivor. Let us get to know this special survivor.
  
  Omega
  
  Solid 18 Karat Yellow Gold
  
  1958 was such a good year, this treasure is approximately three generations old
  
  No part of this watch was untouched
  
  The dial was refinished to original Omega standards
  
  The case was restored to it’s original status, notice the special texture on the case back,
  
  The case was hand polished
  
  The movement was serviced by a generational European watch maker
  
  New Old Stock Crystal
  
  A bit of Omega History
  
  The business started in 1848 in a modest workshop set up by Louis Brandt in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland.
  
  Brandt maintained a modest company in the thirty years after it was established, selling his watches to clients around the globe.
  
  In 1879, he passed away, and his sons took over the business. They introduced their first mass-produced calibre, the Labrador, in 1885, and the first minute-repeating timepiece was made in 1892. Just two years later, the brothers launched the 19-ligne Omega caliber, which developed a reputation in the watch industry and would eventually give the company its name.
  
  In 1905, Omega began to act as an official timekeeper at sporting events across Switzerland, and in 1932, Omega formed one of its most important timekeeping partnerships. OMEGA was made responsible for the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California for the first time.
  
  This style of watch was first introduced during the Art Deco period, specifically 1925. As the years passed us by the style changed very little acknowledging the timeless design by Omega. The classic Roman Numeral dial is equally comfortable at a black tie dinner or a baseball game ( I love baseball)
  
  The watch runs like a new born kitty, it purrs beautifully. Please look at the picture with the quarter for size reference. It has a much smaller foot print than todays modern watches.
  
  It was a different era back then. I can only imagine who could afford such a luxury item in 1958, what stories this watch could tell if allowed.
  
  Look at my reviews. I take great pride in my high rating , this comes from transparency, quality restorations and 8 years of history. I have successfully sold Rolex’s, Jaeger LeCoultres, Omegas, Rare Early American Watches and many more.
  
  I have been a go to source for multiple Hollywood Studios for film rentals. I was one on the watch prop sources for the movie “Killer of the Flower Moon”
  
  Use the pictures as part of the description. Bear in mind that this watch is 66 years young.
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