2004 Omega De Ville Central Tourbillon (Ref. 5913.30.32) 18K YG W/ Winding Box & Papers

Omega is a brand that needs no introduction. In addition to producing industry classics like the iconic Speedmaster Moonwatch and the various Seamaster dive watches worn by James Bond, the legendary Swiss watch manufacturer also creates a number of less-known, yet equally exceptional halo pieces such as the De Ville Central Tourbillon ref. 5913.30.32. First launched in 2002, the Omega De Ville Central Tourbillon features a 38.7mm case crafted from solid 18k yellow gold; however, the real party piece of this watch is the Omega Caliber 2600, which holds claim to the title of being the world’s first central tourbillon watch movement.

Sitting below its domed sapphire crystal is a hand-guilloché silver dial, which includes two layered sapphire discs that feature the hour and minute hands etched into their surfaces and finished in a bright shade of blue. The seconds hand comes in the form of the Omega logo, which is fixed directly to the centrally-mounted tourbillon cage and makes one full rotation each minute. This numbered edition model represents the very highest standards of Omega’s mechanical watchmaking capabilities, and this particular example comes complete as a "full kit" with its original winding box, hang-tags, certificate of authenticity, warranty card, and all additional accompanying paperwork.