Omega

1950 Omega Automatic Dress Watch 14K Gold-Filled (Ref. F6231 1) Cal. 351 "G.M.C. 25-Year Service Award"

$ 1,350

The world of vintage Omega is vast. It's filled with interesting and unique references, to a degree, unlike almost any other manufacturer. This is true whether you're looking for something for racing, dressing up, diving, or any other function. Omega does it all – and does it all to the nines.

Case in point, this gorgeous 14k gold-filled automatic dress watch from the '50s. It may not have one of the famous monikers on the dial (Seamaster, DeVille, etc) but it makes up for it with a demure, timeless, super clean dial that—depending on your aesthetic preferences—could be considered to be even better. And the cal. 351 bumper movement beating inside is a bit of an icon in its own right. Plus, there's a nice little surprise hiding underneath – the beautiful engraving on the case back, commemorating 25 years of service to the General Motor Company. 

SPECS

Stock # OMGF62311
Brand Omega
Style Automatic Dress Watch
Model F6231 1
Serial 12XXXXXX
Size Men's
Material 14K Yellow Gold Filled
Dial Glossy Black
Millimeters 34
Strap 2pc Handmade Leather Strap

 

CASE & BRACELET

The incredible Seamaster-esque 14k yellow gold-filled case is in remarkable overall condition, retaining thick factory dimensions with only minimal signs of previous use. The case retains its original gold Omega signed crown. The screw-down case back shows some signs of wear, and features an engraving that reads, "Presented to R. MacIntosh in recognition of 25 years of loyal service. Central Foundry Division. GMC. 1955." The watch comes supplied on a two-piece handmade leather strap.

DIAL & HANDS

The rich black lume-free dial is in really beautiful condition, showing only the slightest signs of wear and age. The gilt obelisk-esque hour markers are all in excellent condition. Likewise, the gilt dauphine hands are also in fantastic condition with minor wear present.

ACCESSORIES 

None. The watch is running, previous service history is unknown.