Following after our exceptional Vacheron & Constantin watch made in book form and continuing on the same theme of objects of virtue, today's offering showcases this exceedingly beautiful Omega pendant watch.

Complete with exquisite cherub playing a lyre cameo, bejeweled with diamonds, all set within a platinum case with mirrored lattice design on the back, it is truly stunning.

Fully crafted by Omega and the artisans they hired, it appears to bear French hallmarks. It's a watch that could easily be found in a museum.

It is gorgeously designed and perfectly executed with its original platinum case and even a fancy diamond set bow. The central blue and white cameo of a cherub is set against a high-polished background that serves as a mirrored backdrop making a striking presentation. The mirrored background is covered with a finely decorated platinum lattice design.

Powering the watch is its original and very fine Omega movement.

We were fortunate to acquire it in all-original condition. Its case presents in excellent condition with hardly any wear. Its dial is untouched. It is just short of mint with one very light hairline.

A removable, later period Italian made 14K white gold necklace that measures 17.75 inches has previously been fitted to it.

One of our Master Watchmakers has disassembled its fine movement down to its last screw and cleaned and oiled it making it ready for immediate enjoyment.

Included with the purchase is a one-year C.O.T. international warranty on the movement and its function and a custom printed Connoisseur of Time Certificate of Authenticity.

Accompanying the watch is a letter from Mr. John Diethelm written in 1973, Omega's long-time brand history and archive expert, attesting to the watch's originality and matching movement and case serial numbers. Alongside Omega Museum Curator Marco Richon, Mr. Diethelm has assisted in purchasing watches from us in the past for the Omega Museum.

Omega:
Celebrating humanity's supreme achievements and performances, from man's landing on the moon to the Olympic competitions, Omega watches have been prized for generations by those seeking the most precise timepieces in the world. Since its creation in 1848 by Louis Brandt, Omega has relentlessly pursued watchmaking perfection, earning worldwide honors and fame.

Manufacturer: Omega
Country of origin: Switzerland, made for the U.S. market
Serial no.: 4,321,605
Date built: March 7th, 1914
Functions: Hours, Minutes
Designed for: Women
Case style: Open face
Setting type: Stem wind, stem set
Case material: Platinum with octagonal frame of diamonds, diamond borders to rear and bezel, and fancy diamond bow
Case markings (inside back): What appear to be French hallmarks, 5176553
Case condition: Excellent condition with hardly any wear. Remains of two small nubs at the bottom only noticeable upon close scrutiny that appear to for a bail present and then later removed. Excellent engraving detail. Enamel detail is fully intact.
Bow condition: Excellent
Dial: White enamel with black painted Breguet numerals, outer railroad minute, original, just short of short of mint with one very light hairline.
Dimensions: 23mm diameter
Hands: Original, blue steel, "spades" in excellent condition
Movement type: High grade Omega keyless pocket watch, nickel damascene, fausses-cotes decorated, 18-19 jewels, capped escape wheel, index regulator
Movement markings: Omega, 4,321,605
Crystal type: Original, mineral glass, excellent condition
Serviced: Our watchmaker has fully disassembled it down to its last screw and cleaned and oiled it.
Timing: Timed on a state-of-the-art computerized system.
Warranty: 1-year international warranty. Please email concierge@cotwatches.com for details. Your watch is important to us, and we will take care of it for its lifetime. We provide the best after sale care in the business with an extremely experienced team of four Master Watchmakers all of whom each have over thirty-five years of experience and a large number of parts. One used to be the watchmaker for an authorized Rolex dealership and was given special training by Rolex at their Beverly Hills Service Center.
Box/Papers: BOX - Brown leatherette presentation; PAPERS - Accompanying the watch is a letter from Mr. John Diethelm written in 1973, Omega's long-time brand history and archive expert, attesting to the watch's originality and matching movement and case serial numbers. Alongside Omega Museum Curator Marco Richon, Mr. Diethelm has assisted purchasing watches from us in the past for the Omega Museum; Custom printed Connoisseur of Time Certificate of Authenticity
Returns: 7 days full refund. 100% satisfaction guarantee

We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee for all of our watches. If you are in any way unsatisfied with the watch we will fully refund the purchase price anytime within 7 days after the watch has been received. Our goal is to exceed our client's expectations throughout the buying experience.

All watches are packaged carefully and mailed double boxed in specially constructed, reinforced shipping boxes designed for high value items. All watches are sent fully insured with signature required. Most of our domestic shipping is done through FedEx. At times we will also use USPS Express Mail, and we can accommodate most requests for your preferred carrier. International shipments are sent USPS International Express Mail or FedEx.

The purchase price will be the declared value of the merchandise on any required customs forms. The payment of all customs duties, tariffs, and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.

Also note that water resistance of vintage watches can no longer be guaranteed and is not covered under the watch's warranty. We do not recommend getting a vintage watch wet, even one that was originally designed to be waterproof.

To get an idea of how this watch will look on the wrist, please use the Watch Sizing Guide

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