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A 321 Cal movement 1968 Omega Speed-master Professional (moon) ,
otherwise known as the "Moon watch", the manual winding chronograph
introduced in 1957 and made famous by its selection by NASA for the
Apollo Program. The Omega Speed-master was the first watch worn on the
moon, as Buzz Aldrin wore his Speed-master 145.012 fitted with the Omega
321 calibre on 20 July 1969. (Neil Armstrong left his Speed-master
inside the landing module "Eagle" during his famous first walk). It is
the only watch flight-qualified for EVA use by NASA 1. It is also the
watch chosen for use in outer space by the Russian space agency NPO
Energia, leather black strap, circa 1968. 40mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1900 | ||
| Stock No: MC1856 |
| Antique Clocks |
A 1969 Omega Speed-master Professional (moon) , otherwise known as the
"Moon watch", the manual winding chronograph introduced in 1957 and made
famous by its selection by NASA for the Apollo Program. The Omega
Speed-master was the first watch worn on the moon, as Buzz Aldrin wore
his Speed-master 145.012 fitted with the Omega 321 calibre on 20 July
1969. (Neil Armstrong left his Speed-master inside the landing module
"Eagle" during his famous first walk). It is the only watch
flight-qualified for EVA use by NASA 1. It is also the watch chosen for
use in outer space by the Russian space agency NPO Energia, leather
black strap, circa 1969, (Moon Landing Date) 40mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1900 | ||
| Stock No: MC1851 |
| Antique Watches |
A brand new never used 1980 Omega Speed-master Professional (moon) with
original boxes, operating instructions, Warranty card, stamped 2011 on
every page, bought from Macys, U.S.A, otherwise known as the "Moon
watch", the manual winding chronograph introduced in 1957 and made
famous by its selection by NASA for the Apollo Program. The Omega
Speed-master was the first watch worn on the moon, as Buzz Aldrin wore
his Speed-master 145.012 fitted with the Omega 321 calibre on 20 July
1969. (Neil Armstrong left his Speed-master inside the landing module
"Eagle" during his famous first walk). It is the only watch
flight-qualified for EVA use by NASA 1. It is also the watch chosen for
use in outer space by the Russian space agency NPO Energia, Early type
strap, circa 1980 40mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1600 | ||
| Stock No: MC1814 |
| Antique Watches |
A Swiss Omega 1965 120m Seamaster Automatic Divers watch, fine centre
seconds, Date aperture, Self winding, water resistant military divers
wristwatch with a revolving black bezel, screw back, Omega 565 Cal,
copper coloured movement, 24 jewels, case no : 166 073, from an
ex-collector, amazing condition. 41mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £2300 | ||
| Stock No: MC1746 |
| Antique Watches | A
9ct rose gold rectangular Omega wrist watch, circa 1930s. The case is
engraved to the sides and measures 22 x 38mm (including lugs) and is signed
Omega. The early large type movement has 15 jewels and is also signed Omega.
The champagne dial has baton numerals, and has a subsidiary seconds dial.
This is a very elegant watch from the 1930s. 22 x 38mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £950 | ||
| Stock No: MC1731 |
| Antique Watches | A
brand new 2006 Omega Speedmaster Professional (moon) with original boxes,
operating instructions, Warranty card, pictograms card and the original
purchase invoice, otherwise known as the "Moon watch", the manual winding
chronograph introduced in 1957 and made famous by its selection by NASA for
the Apollo Program. The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch worn on the
moon, as Buzz Aldrin wore his Speedmaster 145.012 fitted with the Omega 321
calibre on 20 July 1969. (Neil Armstrong left his Speedmaster inside the
landing module "Eagle" during his famous first walk). It is the only watch
flight-qualified for EVA use by NASA 1. It is also the watch chosen for use
in outer space by the Russian space agency NPO Energia, this watches cost
£2100 new today from Goldsmiths web-site 42mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1450 | ||
| Stock No: MC1729 |
| Antique Watches | A
beautiful 1964 automatic 9K gold Omega Seamaster with a round champagne dial
in very fine condition, the Cal 552 - 24 jewels movement is In very good
working order and keeping good time, the 9K screw back case signed -
measures 40mm lug to lug and 35mm across not including the crown - Inside
Case back bears the Mark Omega Watch Co in a triangle, case Made in England,
9. 375, hallmarked Birmingham (p) 1964, ALD, No 1655003/ 279068 35mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £850 | ||
| Stock No: MC1723 |
| Antique Watches | A
very good condition Swiss omega rectangular 1930-40 polished steel mans
watch, the Champagne dial with black Arabic numerals and square subsidiary
seconds, the Swiss omega 15-jewel movement contained within a steel extra
back, circa 1940 35mm lug to lug 23mm across Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £950 | ||
| Stock No: MC1708 |
| Antique Watches | A
pair of Swiss 1950-60 Omega Vintage/classic car dashboard stage timing
clocks, the first watch with 30 minute recorder with split seconds, the
second timer for Millie seconds, brand new condition in steel chrome cases,
circa 1950 65mm round. Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1500 | ||
| Stock No: MC1707 |
| Antique Watches | A
Swiss Omega 1967 300m Seamaster Automatic, British Special Air Service
Watch, fine centre seconds, Self winding, water resistant, military divers
wristwatch with a revolving black bezel, back engraved with the military
arrow, Omega 552 Cal, copper coloured , 24 jewels 41mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £3500 | ||
| Stock No: MC1709 |
| Antique Watches | A
beautiful 1960’s stainless steel Omega constellation chronometer with a pie pan dial in very fine condition, the Cal 564 - 24 jewels movement with date window which is actuated quickly by pulling the adjuster out is in very good working order and keeping good time, movement no: 25661368, the stainless steel screw back case signed with the famous Observatory logo on outside back - measures 40mm lug to lug and 35mm across not including the signed crown - Inside Caseback bears the Omega Watch Co. triangle and name - Fab. Suisse - Serial number 14900 SC-61 35mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £950 | ||
| Stock No: MC1699 |
| Antique Watches | A
Swiss 1970’s automatic omega speedmaster chronograph with day and date,
fully overhauled and in excellent condition, original strap, circa 1970 40mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1400 | ||
| Stock No: MC1642a |
| Antique Watches | A
beautiful 1960’s stainless steel Omega constellation chronometer with round
dial in very fine condition, the Cal 561 - 24 jewels movement with date
window is In very good working order and keeping good time, the stainless
steel screw back case signed with the famous Observatory logo on outside
back - measures 40mm lug to lug and 35mm across not including the signed
crown - Inside Case back bears the Omega Watch Co. triangle and name - Fab.
Suisse - Serial number 20942744 35mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £750 | ||
| Stock No: MC1663 |
| Antique Watches | A
fully serviced 1980’s Omega Speedmaster Professional with the correct
numbered matching stainless steel strap, otherwise known as the "Moonwatch",
the manual winding chronograph introduced in 1957 and made famous by its
selection by NASA for the Apollo Program. The Omega Speedmaster was the
first watch worn on the moon, as Buzz Aldrin wore his Speedmaster 145.012
fitted with the Omega 321 calibre on 20 July 1969. (Neil Armstrong left his
Speedmaster inside the landing module "Eagle" during his famous first walk).
It is the only watch flight-qualified for EVA use by NASA 1. It is also the
watch chosen for use in outer space by the Russian space agency NPO Energia
42mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1600 | ||
| Stock No: MC1661 |
| Antique Watches | A
beautiful 1960’s stainless steel and gold Omega constellation chronometer
with a pie pan dial in very fine condition, the Cal 561 - 24 jewels movement
with date window is In very good working order and keeping good time, the
stainless steel and laid over gold screw back case signed with the famous
Observatory logo on outside back - measures 40mm lug to lug and 35mm across
not including the signed crown - Inside Case back bears the Omega Watch Co.
triangle and name - Fab. Suisse - Serial number 17371860. 35mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £850 | ||
| Stock No: MC1662 |
| Antique Watches | A
Swiss very rare Omega seamaster 1950-60 steel chronograph wrist watch, the
signed champagne dial with Arabic numerals, circa 1960 35mm Click here to view more detailed pictures |
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| UKP: £1900 | ||
| Stock No: MC1691 |
| Omega Watches |
A two colour 9ct gold rectangular Omega. The yellow gold case having white gold applied to the shoulders. The case measures 40 x 22.5mm (incl. lugs), is hallmarked 1933 and is signed Dennison. The T10 movement is signed Omega, with 15 jewels. The dials has applied silver batons with a subsidiary seconds dial. A classical design from the 1930s. |
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| UKP: £680 | ||
| Stock No: 2074 |
| Omega Watches |
An 18ct gold automatic Omega wristwatch, circa 1950s.The 18ct gold square case has large pyramidal facets to the sides with a water resistant crown. The Omega automatic movement is a calibre 471. The ivory dial has polished and facetted gold baguette hour markers, with polished and facetted Dauphine hands and centre sweep seconds. |
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| UKP: £1150 | ||
| Stock No: 2075 |
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