7 Omega A bold and refined, automatic bracelet-wristwatch in white gold, with onyx and diamonds dial, accompanied by matching ring, cufflinks and box.

Estimate: Fr. 15'000 –⁠ 30'000

• Model Bracelet Watch
• Year Circa 1975
• Case Material 18K white gold
• Bracelet Material 18K white gold Omega bracelet, approximate length 185mm
• Movement Automatic, cal. 663, jewelled
• Movement Number 39'163'002
• Dimension 30mm width x 30mm length
• Signed Case, dial and movement
• Accessories Accompanied by Omega 18K white gold, onyx and diamonds ring and cufflinks and fitted presentation box.

Dating to the 1970s, this elegant wristwatch by Omega captures a period of remarkable creative freedom, when the maison explored the intersection between horology and high jewellery through bold materials and distinctive forms. In this decade, Omega expanded its design vocabulary beyond purely functional timekeeping instruments, embracing a more decorative and architectural approach. Geometric cases, integrated bracelets, and unconventional dial layouts became defining elements, reflecting the broader aesthetic shifts of the era. This timepiece exemplifies that direction, where the watch is conceived as both an object of design and a piece of wearable art. Crafted in white gold, the case is defined by its sharp, faceted geometry and is seamlessly paired with an integrated bracelet featuring a finely textured finish. The dial is arranged in a striking quadrant composition, alternating polished black onyx with pavé-set diamond sections. Accompanying the watch, a pair of matching cufflinks and a ring repeat the same distinctive motif, combining onyx and diamonds in a coherent and harmonious design. The presence of this complete set underscores Omega’s vision of coordinated luxury during the period, extending its craftsmanship beyond the wrist into a broader lifestyle expression.