Vintage Omega 8073 18ct White Gold Diamond Ladies Cocktail Watch | c.1960s
Vintage Omega 8073 18ct White Gold Diamond Ladies Cocktail Watch | c.1960s
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A beautiful example of mid-century elegance, this vintage Omega cocktail watch is a wonderfully delicate piece of Swiss watchmaking, crafted in luxurious 18ct white gold and accented with sparkling diamonds.
Dating to approximately the 1960s, this exquisite timepiece captures the understated glamour of the era, when fine jewellery and precision watchmaking came together in beautifully refined designs.
The petite rectangular case frames a softly shimmering silver sunburst dial, detailed with elegant baton hour markers and contrasting black hands. Above and below the dial, two rows of brilliant diamonds lend just the right amount of sparkle, creating a wonderfully balanced design that feels both sophisticated and effortlessly feminine.
The watch is completed by an intricately woven 18ct white gold mesh bracelet, beautifully supple and reminiscent of fine jewellery. Its elegant, continuous design allows the watch to sit delicately against the wrist, with the appearance of a luxurious diamond-set bracelet.
Powered by Omega's 17-jewel calibre 690 manual-winding movement, this charming piece is a lovely reminder of the craftsmanship and attention to detail synonymous with vintage Swiss watchmaking.
Fully serviced and presented in beautiful vintage condition, this is a particularly elegant little Omega, perfect for those who appreciate the quiet luxury of antique and vintage jewellery.
A timeless treasure, equally beautiful worn alone or layered alongside favourite gold bracelets.
Condition Report
A beautifully presented vintage Omega cocktail watch, retaining its elegant original design and delicate diamond-set detailing.
The watch has been fully serviced and is running. The case and integrated mesh bracelet display gentle signs of age and wear consistent with a vintage timepiece.
The watch is supplied in a Rolex presentation pouch, which is not original to the piece.
