226 Omega A very well-preserved and astonishing, Chronomètre, wristwatch in platinum, with guilloché diamond indexes dial, box and Extract from the Archives, reference 14327.

Estimate: € 30,000 –⁠ 60,000

Omega’s platinum watches have long been symbols of prestige, rarity, and mechanical excellence, crafted for collectors who appreciate both understated luxury and horological precision. The present timepiece, an Omega Chronomètre reference PA 14 327, exemplifies this philosophy with its platinum case, sophisticated design, and a high-grade chronometer-certified movement. Produced on September 22nd, 1953, as confirmed by the Omega Extract from the Archives, this exquisite wristwatch features a 34.5 mm case distinguished by its elegant hooded lugs, which add a sculptural element to the overall aesthetic. The dial is a work of artistry, featuring a finely textured guilloché pattern that enhances its visual depth. It is adorned with diamond-set hour markers, interspersed with applied faceted indexes at the cardinal points, creating a striking contrast against the intricate surface. The signature crosshair design at the center underscores its precision-driven ethos, a hallmark of Omega’s most celebrated chronometers. The dauphine hands, paired with a slender central seconds hand, offer a harmonious balance between form and function. Powering this exceptional timepiece is the Omega caliber 352, an automatic movement that exemplifies the brand’s commitment to precision and innovation. Accompanied by its fitted presentation box, this Omega Chronomètre is a testament to mid-century watchmaking at its finest, combining meticulous craftsmanship with an enduringly elegant design, making it a prized addition to any collection.