MUSEUM-GRADE RARE OMEGA Solid Silver GMT / World Time Complication Pocket Watch

We are exceptionally proud to offer this magnificent and historically significant Omega pocket watch, circa 1900. Crafted in solid 0.800 silver, this 51mm timepiece features a highly sought-after and complex GMT/World Time complication. Representing the pinnacle of early 20th-century technical horology, this watch is in perfect condition and serves as a centerpiece for the most discerning international collectors of rare complications.

The Dial & The GMT Complication

The pristine white enamel dial is a masterclass in functional complexity, featuring an outer chapter ring detailed with major global capitals and international cities for instantaneous World Time reference.

• The Digital Aperture: What makes this watch truly unique is the digital window positioned precisely above the 6 o’clock mark. This aperture provides a second time zone readout, allowing the wearer to track GMT or a home time independently of the main analog hands.

• Current Setting: The GMT window is currently set to +2 GMT.

• Customization: Upon the buyer’s request, the watch can be professionally adjusted to any other GMT offset prior to shipping to perfectly accommodate your local time zone.

• Aesthetics: Complemented by intricate gold hands, crisp black Arabic numerals, and flawless enamel preservation.

The Case

• Dimensions: A substantial and perfectly proportioned 51mm diameter.

• Material: Solid 0.800 Silver.

• Case Back: The exterior case back boasts a breathtaking, deeply engraved World Map, proudly crowned with the classic Omega logo and “WORLD TIME” designation.

• Cuvette (Dust Cover): The inner dust cover exhibits finely engraved Omega Grand Prix exhibition medals, a testament to the manufacture’s award-winning precision during this era.

• Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked with the 0.800 silver purity stamp, the Omega maker’s mark, and case serial number.

The Movement

• Caliber: Original Omega mechanical hand-wound caliber, 15 Jewels.

• Signatures: Fully signed “OMEGA” and “SWISS” on the bridge.

• Serial Number: 9890193.

• Mechanics: Features exquisite precision engineering, designed to power both the traditional analog display and the complex digital GMT disc beneath the dial.

Condition Report

• Overall Condition: Perfect.

• This antique timepiece has been maintained to an incredibly high standard. The silver case retains excellent, sharp definition on the world map engraving. The enamel dial is flawlessly preserved, and the movement is clean, running, and functioning exactly as Omega intended over a century ago.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding this exceptional horological artifact or to request your specific GMT window calibration prior to dispatch.