Presented for auction by Second Vintage
An elegant representation of mid-century watchmaking, this classic Omega dress watch captures the essence of early 1950s horological design. With its beautifully aged dial and elegantly stylized lugs, it offers collectors a chance to own a handsome, honest vintage timepiece powered by a robust manual-wind caliber.
Brand: Omega
Reference Number: P 6240
Serial Number: 12777014
Movement: Manual wind, Caliber 371, 17 jewels
Dial: Creamy eggshell dial exhibiting heavy stardust patina and spotting throughout, featuring applied faceted dart indices and dauphine hands
Case Size: 33 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: 14k gold filled
Production Year: 1951
Condition: Good vintage condition with honest wear and distinct heavy dial patina
Dial and Hands
The dial presents a creamy eggshell base that has developed a distinct, heavy stardust patina and spotting across the entire surface, reflecting its decades of life. The typography remains clear, with a crisp black printed sans-serif Omega signature beneath the applied gold-tone Omega logo. The hour markers consist of applied gold-tone faceted dart indices, which catch the light handsomely. The matching gold-tone dauphine hands show gentle oxidation and aging consistent with the rest of the watch face. While the dial shows significant age-related spotting and marks, it retains a cohesive and attractive vintage character highly appreciated by collectors of honest, untouched timepieces.
Case and Crystal
The 33 mm case is crafted from 14k gold filled material, as indicated by the crisp engraving on the caseback edge. The case features elegant, stylized lugs with a sweeping profile that adds notable presence on the wrist. The case and smooth bezel exhibit moderate, honest signs of wear, including superficial scratches and minor handling marks consistent with regular use over the decades. The transitions between the brushed and polished surfaces remain well-defined without appearing overly softened. The watch is fitted with a domed acrylic crystal that presents clearly, allowing an unobstructed view of the patinated dial beneath.
Movement
Inside this timepiece beats the Omega Caliber 371, a 17-jewel manual-wind movement renowned for its durability and precise engineering. The copper-finished plates and bridges are beautifully preserved, clearly displaying the Omega signature, jewel count, and the serial number 12777014. The balance bridge bears the OXG import code, adding a layer of historical provenance. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. The timegrapher results show +14 to +16 seconds per day with strong amplitude.
Strap
The watch is paired with a handsome black leather strap featuring contrasting thick brown stitching, complementing the warm gold tones of the case and dial. The strap is secured with a classic gold-tone pin buckle.
Condition
This Omega is presented in good vintage condition. The 14k gold filled case shows expected surface wear, light scratches, and handling marks, but retains strong lug geometry. The dial exhibits heavy, even stardust spotting and patina throughout, which is visually striking and confirms the untouched nature of the watch face. The movement is exceptionally clean and performs admirably. Overall, it is a highly charismatic and honest example of a mid-century Omega dress watch.
Dimensions
Case width is 33 mm excluding the crown.
Remarks
This classic Omega perfectly captures the charm of mid-century horology with its distinctive lug design and warmly aged dial. The robust Caliber 371 movement ensures it remains a capable and enjoyable companion for the vintage enthusiast.
History
During the mid-twentieth century, Omega solidified its reputation as a premier manufacturer of elegant and reliable timepieces. Watches from this era, characterized by their refined proportions and beautifully executed manual-wind movements, were designed to offer both precision and timeless style. The inclusion of import codes and durable gold-filled cases highlights the global reach and practical luxury that defined Omega's catalog in the post-war period, making these pieces enduring favorites among modern collectors.
/ Second Vintage
SKU: OME-OXX-0007


















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Omega - Caliber 371 "14K GOLD-FILLED" - No reserve price - P 6240 - Men - 1951
Omega • 1951
Solgt for
336 USD
Solgt den 21. juni 2026
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