Legendary Omega Watches Under the Hammer

A Legacy of Innovation and Expertise

Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Omega has grown into one of the world’s most renowned watch brands. By the late 19th century, Omega had already become the largest watch manufacturer in Switzerland, producing approximately 100,000 watches annually. Through decades of technological advancements and groundbreaking designs, Omega remains a dominant force in the world of horology. 

This themed auction primarily consists of three private collections and includes some of Omega’s most iconic models, such as the Seamaster, Speedmaster, Constellation, and De Ville. These watches are not only celebrated for their elegant design and mechanical precision but also for their historical significance. For instance, the Speedmaster was selected by NASA in the 1960s as the official watch for space missions and has been a part of every crewed mission since the Apollo program. 

The Seamaster series, introduced in 1948, has proven itself over the decades as one of the most versatile and reliable diving watches on the market. It has gained further fame by adorning the wrist of film history’s most iconic secret agent, James Bond.