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SPEZIFIKATIONEN<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00c4u\u00dferst seltene Omega-Automatik mit Geh\u00e4use aus 18 Karat Ros\u00e9gold, entworfen und hergestellt von Antoine Gerlach, guillochiertes Zifferblatt aus Ros\u00e9gold, Armband aus Ros\u00e9gold, Omega 342 Automatikwerk im Inneren, aus den fr\u00fchen 1950er Jahren.<\/span><\/p>\n

Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold mit den Ma\u00dfen 35 mm x 42 mm<\/span><\/p>\n

Guillochiertes Zifferblatt in Ros\u00e9gold<\/span><\/p>\n

Armband aus Ros\u00e9gold<\/span><\/p>\n

Echter Kristall<\/span><\/p>\n

Omega 342 Uhrwerk mit automatischem Aufzug<\/span><\/p>\n

ANALYSE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Dies ist eine besondere Uhr. Eine Kombination aus Handwerkskunst, die dieses St\u00fcck zu einem wahrhaftigen und \u00e4u\u00dferst seltenen Meisterwerk macht. In den fr\u00fchen 1950er Jahren kam es zu einer Entwicklung des Geschmacks und des Designs: Die K\u00fcnstler befreiten sich von der Last der Trag\u00f6die des Zweiten Weltkriegs und \u00f6ffneten sich f\u00fcr die Erforschung neuer \u00e4sthetischer Konzepte. Diese au\u00dfergew\u00f6hnliche Omega ist ein konkretes Beispiel f\u00fcr diese Entwicklung.<\/span><\/p>\n

Das goldene Zifferblatt ist ein Meisterwerk der Handwerkskunst. Seine Oberfl\u00e4che ist au\u00dfen mit einer Guillochierung verziert. Ein sehr d\u00fcnner innerer Rahmen trennt es vom Zentrum des Zifferblatts, das mit feinen Rillen in parallelen vertikalen Linien versehen ist. In der Mitte des Zifferblatts, bei 12 Uhr, befindet sich ein rechteckiger erhabener Bereich mit dem Omega-Schriftzug und -Logo. Die applizierten Indexe tragen zu diesem fantasievollen Flair des Layouts bei: Sie sind wie doppelte Diamanten geformt; weiter innen, bei 12, 3 und 9 Uhr, befinden sich atemberaubende kreisf\u00f6rmige Indexe, die wie drei kleine, schimmernde Pyramiden aufragen. Dieses pr\u00e4chtige Zifferblatt ist mit messerscharfen Douphine-Zeigern und einer doppelt abgeschr\u00e4gten Oberfl\u00e4che ausgestattet.<\/span><\/p>\n

Das Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold mit \"Kapuzen\"-Anh\u00e4ngern ist ein Meisterwerk des Genfer Meisters Antoine Gerlach, der von den 1930er bis in die 1970er Jahre t\u00e4tig war (Schl\u00fcsselpunze: \"4\"). Er ist der K\u00fcnstler, der ab 1932 einige der sch\u00f6nsten und ikonischsten Geh\u00e4use von Patek Philippe schuf. Er schuf das ikonische Goldgeh\u00e4use der Calatrava 96R (1941) und das der \"Disco Volante\" mit ewigem Kalender 3448 (Anfang der 1970er Jahre). Gerlach arbeitete auch intensiv mit Omega zusammen. Er entwarf und produzierte zwischen den 1950er und 1960er Jahren die Constellation-Geh\u00e4use mit \"unausgereiften\" Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern (oder \"Pseudo-Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern\"). Kurzum, ein gro\u00dfer Meister der Geh\u00e4usemacherei, der in Genf einige der kultigsten Uhren aller Zeiten geschaffen hat.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dieses pr\u00e4chtige Geh\u00e4use wird von einem ebenso pr\u00e4chtigen Armband begleitet, das in Abst\u00e4nden von vier und drei sehr kleinen, weichen Gliedern aufgebaut ist. Es endet in einer verstellbaren Schlie\u00dfe, um Komfort und Sicherheit am Handgelenk zu gew\u00e4hrleisten.<\/span><\/p>\n

Unter dem kostbaren und durchdachten Geh\u00e4useboden dieser Uhr befindet sich das automatische Sto\u00dfstangenkaliber Omega 342. Es ging 1949 in Produktion und \u00fcberarbeitete das Kaliber 340, das einige Monate zuvor in Produktion gegangen war, um seine Aufzugsfunktion zu verbessern. Das Omega 342 ist 28,5 mm breit und 4,8 mm dick; es hat 17 Lagersteine, eine Gangreserve von 42 Stunden und eine Frequenz von 19.800 Umdrehungen pro Minute.<\/span><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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A combination of craftsmanship that makes this piece a truly and extremely rare masterpiece. The early 1950s saw an evolution in taste and design: artists were freeing themselves from the burden of the tragedy of World War II and were opening themselves to the exploration of new aesthetic concepts. This extraordinary Omega is a concrete example of this evolution. The gold dial is a display of craftsmanship. Its surface features a guilloche-decorated exterior. A very thin internal frame separates it from the center of the dial, which is treated with delicate grooves in parallel vertical lines. At the center of the dial, at 12 o'clock, is a rectangular raised section featuring the Omega signature and logo. The applied indexes contribute to this imaginative flair of the layout: they are shaped like double diamonds; further inward, at 12, 3, and 9 o'clock, are stunning circular-based indexes that rise like three small, shimmering pyramids. This magnificent dial is finished with razor-sharp douphine hands and a double-sloped surface. The solid 18K rose gold case with "hood" lugs is a masterpiece by Genevan master Antoine Gerlach, active from the 1930s to the 1970s (key hallmark: "4"). He is the artist who, starting in 1932, created some of Patek Philippe's most beautiful and iconic cases. He crafted the iconic gold case of the Calatrava 96R (1941) and that of the "Disco Volante" perpetual calendar 3448 (early 1970s). Gerlach also collaborated extensively with Omega. He designed and produced the Constellation cases with "immature" pie-pan dials (or "pseudo-pie-pan" dials) between the 1950s and 1960s. In short, a great master casemaker, who created some of the most iconic watches of all time in Geneva. This splendid case is paired with an equally splendid bracelet constructed with intervals of four and three very small, soft links. It ends in an adjustable clasp to ensure comfort and security on the wrist. Beneath the precious and thoughtful caseback of this watch is the Omega 342 automatic bumper caliber. It went into production in 1949 and redesigned the caliber 340 from a few months earlier to improve its winding function. 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Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold, 35 mm x 42 mm, guillochiertes Zifferblatt aus Ros\u00e9gold, Armband aus Ros\u00e9gold, echtes Kristall, Omega 342 Automatikwerk ANALYSE Dies ist eine besondere Uhr. Eine Kombination von Handwerkskunst, die dieses St\u00fcck zu einem wahrhaft seltenen Meisterwerk macht. In den fr\u00fchen 1950er Jahren vollzog sich eine Entwicklung des Geschmacks und des Designs: Die K\u00fcnstler befreiten sich von der Last der Trag\u00f6die des Zweiten Weltkriegs und \u00f6ffneten sich f\u00fcr die Erforschung neuer \u00e4sthetischer Konzepte. Diese au\u00dfergew\u00f6hnliche Omega ist ein konkretes Beispiel f\u00fcr diese Entwicklung. Das goldene Zifferblatt ist ein Meisterwerk der Handwerkskunst. Seine Oberfl\u00e4che ist au\u00dfen mit Guilloche verziert. Ein sehr d\u00fcnner innerer Rahmen trennt es vom Zentrum des Zifferblatts, das mit feinen Rillen in parallelen vertikalen Linien versehen ist. In der Mitte des Zifferblatts, bei 12 Uhr, befindet sich ein rechteckiger erhabener Bereich mit dem Omega-Schriftzug und -Logo. Die applizierten Indexe tragen zu diesem fantasievollen Flair des Layouts bei: Sie sind wie doppelte Diamanten geformt; weiter innen, bei 12, 3 und 9 Uhr, befinden sich atemberaubende kreisf\u00f6rmige Indexe, die wie drei kleine, schimmernde Pyramiden aufragen. Das pr\u00e4chtige Zifferblatt ist mit messerscharfen Douphinzeigern und einer doppelt abgeschr\u00e4gten Oberfl\u00e4che versehen. Das Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold mit \"Kapuzen\"-Anh\u00e4ngern ist ein Meisterwerk des Genfer Meisters Antoine Gerlach, der von den 1930er bis in die 1970er Jahre t\u00e4tig war (Schl\u00fcsselpunze: \"4\"). Er ist der K\u00fcnstler, der ab 1932 einige der sch\u00f6nsten und ikonischsten Geh\u00e4use von Patek Philippe schuf. Er schuf das ikonische Goldgeh\u00e4use der Calatrava 96R (1941) und das der \"Disco Volante\" mit ewigem Kalender 3448 (Anfang der 1970er Jahre). Gerlach arbeitete auch intensiv mit Omega zusammen. Er entwarf und produzierte zwischen den 1950er und 1960er Jahren die Constellation-Geh\u00e4use mit \"unausgereiften\" Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern (oder \"Pseudo-Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern\"). Kurzum, ein gro\u00dfer Meister der Geh\u00e4usemacherei, der in Genf einige der kultigsten Uhren aller Zeiten geschaffen hat. Dieses pr\u00e4chtige Geh\u00e4use wird von einem ebenso pr\u00e4chtigen Armband mit vier und drei sehr kleinen, weichen Gliedern begleitet. Es endet in einer verstellbaren Schlie\u00dfe, die f\u00fcr Komfort und Sicherheit am Handgelenk sorgt. Unter dem kostbaren und durchdachten Geh\u00e4useboden dieser Uhr befindet sich das automatische Sto\u00dfstangenkaliber Omega 342. Es ging 1949 in Produktion und \u00fcberarbeitete das einige Monate zuvor entwickelte Kaliber 340, um seine Aufzugsfunktion zu verbessern. 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A combination of craftsmanship that makes this piece a truly and extremely rare masterpiece. The early 1950s saw an evolution in taste and design: artists were freeing themselves from the burden of the tragedy of World War II and were opening themselves to the exploration of new aesthetic concepts. This extraordinary Omega is a concrete example of this evolution. The gold dial is a display of craftsmanship. Its surface features a guilloche-decorated exterior. A very thin internal frame separates it from the center of the dial, which is treated with delicate grooves in parallel vertical lines. At the center of the dial, at 12 o'clock, is a rectangular raised section featuring the Omega signature and logo. The applied indexes contribute to this imaginative flair of the layout: they are shaped like double diamonds; further inward, at 12, 3, and 9 o'clock, are stunning circular-based indexes that rise like three small, shimmering pyramids. This magnificent dial is finished with razor-sharp douphine hands and a double-sloped surface. The solid 18K rose gold case with \"hood\" lugs is a masterpiece by Genevan master Antoine Gerlach, active from the 1930s to the 1970s (key hallmark: \"4\"). He is the artist who, starting in 1932, created some of Patek Philippe's most beautiful and iconic cases. He crafted the iconic gold case of the Calatrava 96R (1941) and that of the \"Disco Volante\" perpetual calendar 3448 (early 1970s). Gerlach also collaborated extensively with Omega. He designed and produced the Constellation cases with \"immature\" pie-pan dials (or \"pseudo-pie-pan\" dials) between the 1950s and 1960s. In short, a great master casemaker, who created some of the most iconic watches of all time in Geneva. This splendid case is paired with an equally splendid bracelet constructed with intervals of four and three very small, soft links. It ends in an adjustable clasp to ensure comfort and security on the wrist. Beneath the precious and thoughtful caseback of this watch is the Omega 342 automatic bumper caliber. It went into production in 1949 and redesigned the caliber 340 from a few months earlier to improve its winding function. 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Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold, 35 mm x 42 mm, guillochiertes Zifferblatt aus Ros\u00e9gold, Armband aus Ros\u00e9gold, echtes Kristall, Omega 342 Automatikwerk ANALYSE Dies ist eine besondere Uhr. Eine Kombination von Handwerkskunst, die dieses St\u00fcck zu einem wahrhaft seltenen Meisterwerk macht. In den fr\u00fchen 1950er Jahren vollzog sich eine Entwicklung des Geschmacks und des Designs: Die K\u00fcnstler befreiten sich von der Last der Trag\u00f6die des Zweiten Weltkriegs und \u00f6ffneten sich f\u00fcr die Erforschung neuer \u00e4sthetischer Konzepte. Diese au\u00dfergew\u00f6hnliche Omega ist ein konkretes Beispiel f\u00fcr diese Entwicklung. Das goldene Zifferblatt ist ein Meisterwerk der Handwerkskunst. Seine Oberfl\u00e4che ist au\u00dfen mit Guilloche verziert. Ein sehr d\u00fcnner innerer Rahmen trennt es vom Zentrum des Zifferblatts, das mit feinen Rillen in parallelen vertikalen Linien versehen ist. In der Mitte des Zifferblatts, bei 12 Uhr, befindet sich ein rechteckiger erhabener Bereich mit dem Omega-Schriftzug und -Logo. Die applizierten Indexe tragen zu diesem fantasievollen Flair des Layouts bei: Sie sind wie doppelte Diamanten geformt; weiter innen, bei 12, 3 und 9 Uhr, befinden sich atemberaubende kreisf\u00f6rmige Indexe, die wie drei kleine, schimmernde Pyramiden aufragen. Das pr\u00e4chtige Zifferblatt ist mit messerscharfen Douphinzeigern und einer doppelt abgeschr\u00e4gten Oberfl\u00e4che versehen. Das Geh\u00e4use aus massivem 18-kar\u00e4tigem Ros\u00e9gold mit \"Kapuzen\"-Anh\u00e4ngern ist ein Meisterwerk des Genfer Meisters Antoine Gerlach, der von den 1930er bis in die 1970er Jahre t\u00e4tig war (Schl\u00fcsselpunze: \"4\"). Er ist der K\u00fcnstler, der ab 1932 einige der sch\u00f6nsten und ikonischsten Geh\u00e4use von Patek Philippe schuf. Er schuf das ikonische Goldgeh\u00e4use der Calatrava 96R (1941) und das der \"Disco Volante\" mit ewigem Kalender 3448 (Anfang der 1970er Jahre). Gerlach arbeitete auch intensiv mit Omega zusammen. Er entwarf und produzierte zwischen den 1950er und 1960er Jahren die Constellation-Geh\u00e4use mit \"unausgereiften\" Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern (oder \"Pseudo-Pie-Pan-Zifferbl\u00e4ttern\"). Kurzum, ein gro\u00dfer Meister der Geh\u00e4usemacherei, der in Genf einige der kultigsten Uhren aller Zeiten geschaffen hat. Dieses pr\u00e4chtige Geh\u00e4use wird von einem ebenso pr\u00e4chtigen Armband mit vier und drei sehr kleinen, weichen Gliedern begleitet. Es endet in einer verstellbaren Schlie\u00dfe, die f\u00fcr Komfort und Sicherheit am Handgelenk sorgt. Unter dem kostbaren und durchdachten Geh\u00e4useboden dieser Uhr befindet sich das automatische Sto\u00dfstangenkaliber Omega 342. Es ging 1949 in Produktion und \u00fcberarbeitete das einige Monate zuvor entwickelte Kaliber 340, um seine Aufzugsfunktion zu verbessern. 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