I've been away from the forum for a while, weighed down with work but still have not lost my passion for collecting Omega watches. I found this interesting little piece and have come to a dead end trying to research it. I can't seem to find anything similar and wondered if anyone can help me. It is a men's Omega, manual wind with a 17 jewel movement made from 18k gold.

 

I thought this would be a toughie, I've got nowhere so its possible that it could be a one-off?

 

Hi Ash, I didn't know that Omega made cocktail watches for men? What's puzzling me on this watch is I can't find any record of anything like it. Haven't come across the pattern anywhere.

 

You've definitely pointed me in the right direction. It must be from the International Collection, I'll go through everything on the vintage database and see if I can come up with more info - cheers.

 

It's slightly away from my original topic, but still related. I'll be going to auction next week to add to the collection, that's why I was interested in the watch with geometric pattern. I also saw this 1950's gold watch (below) that has confused me. I was not aware that Omega produced watches with scrolled lugs like this, do you think this is a re-cased watch or did Omega make lugs like these?

 

Thanks, re-confirmed what I was thinking

 

Just depends who did it.
If it was my one year old daughter, I'd be proud about her artistic skills...