オメガ タンク 18KRG ソリッドローズゴールド ドレスウォッチ Cal.302 27mm 1950年 OMEGA
450,000円(税込495,000円)
1個です。
オメガ タンク 18KRG ソリッドローズゴールド ドレスウォッチ Cal.302 27mm 1950年 OMEGA
450,000円(税込495,000円)
1950 OMEGA Tank Dress Watch Cal.302 18KRG
時の欠片を纏う、18金ローズゴールドの正方形。
長い歳月を、この小さな正方形の中に閉じ込めてきた。そんな静かな佇まいを見せる、1950年代製ヴィンテージ・オメガです。
最大の魅力は、贅沢に使用された18金ローズゴールド（750刻印）のケース。現代の金の色味とは異なる、どこか憂いを帯びた温かな輝きが、肌に優しく馴染みます。角27mmなので男女兼用でご使用頂けそうです。
文字盤には、長い年月が描き出した細かな「蜘蛛の巣状のクラック（スパイダー・ダイアル）」が広がっています。これは、単なる経年変化ではありません。持ち主と共に刻んできた時間の証であり、世界に二つとない天然のアートワークです。作為的なエイジングではない、この加減は探してもなかなか見つかりません。
時針分針にはやや丸みを帯びたドルフィン針を填めて、6時位置に配されたスモールセコンドは今もなお健気に、そして正確に時を刻み続けています。
Cal.302といえば、小型機のトルク不足を補うために香箱を大きく取り大型ゼンマイを搭載することで21600振動という高性能を実現してます。受石のピジョンブラッドルビー（ルビーの最高峰）が輝く当時最高峰のムーブメントになります。
・「赤銅メッキ」が語る品質
かつての真鍮製ムーブメントは、酸化による腐食が弱点でした。そこでオメガは、耐食性を高めるための保護膜として電解メッキを導入。特にこの時代のオメガは、あえて赤みを帯びた銅（カッパー）やピンクゴールドのメッキを施しました。これが、コレクターを魅了する「赤銅色」の正体です。
銀色の鋼鉄パーツと地板のコントラストは、単なる美観だけでなく、メンテナンス時の視認性を高める実用性も兼ね備えていました。1970年代に生産効率を重視したロジウムメッキ（銀色）へ移行するまで続いたこの仕様は、オメガが一切の妥協を許さなかった「黄金期」の証として、今なお格別の存在感を放っています。
カテゴリー： オメガ
制作期： 1950年頃
製法： Cal.302、スモールセコンド、18金 ローズゴールド無垢、手巻き、17石、社外製バンド＆尾錠
サイズ： 角27mm（ラグ、竜頭を含まず）
※ 本品をお買いあげの際には、弊店の保証約款上、分解掃除ののちお渡しとなります。施工完了まで１〜２ヶ月お待ち頂くことになりますので何卒ご了承下さい。なお、ご購入日より１年間が動作保証の対象となります。
2025年1月より、高価な腕時計に付きましては実店舗以外で保管しています。ご来店いただいて希望の時計をご覧になりたい場合は、前日までに事前予約をお願い致します。尚、1度に用意させていただく時計を3点までとさせていただいてます。身分証明書（運転免許証、マイナンバーカード、パスポート）のご提示をお願いする場合がございます。
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1950s OMEGA Tank Dress 18KRG Cal.302
Year: 1950s
Reference: unknown
Model Name: Dress type, Smal Second
Material: 18KRG
Calibre: Manual, Cal.302
Dimensions: 27×27mm without crown, lugs
Accessories: None
A Fragment of Time: 18K Rose Gold Square
Within this small square, decades of history remain preserved. This 1950s vintage Omega possesses a quiet, dignified presence that only time can bestow.
The Warmth of 18K Gold
The watch’s primary allure lies in its substantial 18K rose gold (750 hallmark) case. Unlike the stark tones of modern gold, this vintage alloy emits a warm, slightly melancholic glow that settles naturally against the skin. With a diameter of 27mm, its elegant proportions make it a versatile piece suitable for both men and women.
A Natural Artwork: The Spider Dial
The dial features an intricate web of fine cracks known as a "Spider Dial." This is far more than mere aging; it is a testament to the years lived alongside its previous owners—a one-of-a-kind, organic masterpiece. Finding such a perfectly balanced, authentic patina—uncontrived and graceful—is a rare discovery for any collector.
The face is adorned with slightly rounded dauphine hands for the hours and minutes, while the small seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock continues to track the passing moments with faithful precision.
The Heart of a Legend: Caliber 302
Inside beats the Cal.302, a movement engineered for high performance. To overcome the torque limitations of small movements, it was designed with an oversized barrel and mainspring, achieving a high-frequency rate of 21,600 vph. The movement is punctuated by the brilliant glow of "Pigeon Blood" rubies—the highest grade of gemstones—marking it as a pinnacle of horology from its era.
The Legacy of "Copper-Plated" Excellence
In the past, brass movements were susceptible to oxidation and corrosion. Omega solved this by introducing electrolytic plating as a protective barrier. During this specific era, Omega chose a distinctive reddish copper or pink-gold plating, creating the iconic "Copper-Tone" finish that captivates collectors today.
This striking contrast between such colored steel components and the warm baseplates wasn't just for aesthetics; it improved visibility for watchmakers during maintenance. This uncompromising craftsmanship continued until the 1970s, when production shifted toward more cost-efficient rhodium (silver) plating. Today, this copper-toned movement stands as a symbol of Omega’s "Golden Age"—a time when no compromise was made in the pursuit of perfection.
*Please let me know if you feel difficult to place an order because of our website is languagea of Japanese.
*At ANTIQUES&OLDIES, We specialize in quality. We have a very large selection of vintage and pre-owned timepiece watches in Japan.
*Our services in repairing and restoring modern and vintage watches are all performed by our certified *BHI of master watchmaker. These services often include complete disassembly of the watch and movement, a water test if necessary, complete cleaning and examination of all parts, proper oiling, reassembly, and regulating using state of the art equipment, proper seals, and new gaskets as needed.
*Please view our store front to see our collection of watches.
*Authenticity is guaranteed for a lifetime.
*All products will be overhauled by us before delivery. It may take some time for delivery of products that have not been completed.
*The purchase that it comes our own one year warranty.
*We will ship the package via UPS, FedEx, EMS for international shipping.
*International sales may be subject to customs duties, in which case you are responsible for it.
*We are certified by British Horological Institute(BHI)
BHI is a watch technician who has completed the master's program of the association and is certified, and is also called a BHI certified person. The association is a national institution that restores and protects British-owned cultural heritage watches and certifies national watchmakers. They are based in Upton Village, Nottinghamshire. Watch technology originated in the Kingdom of the United Kingdom, and even today, about 90% of those who have a qualification as a watch engineer in the United Kingdom have BHI certification or are in the master's program aiming for acquisition. BHI also protects over 1000 watches from the Royal Collection, including minute repeaters and perpetual calendars at Buckingham Palace, and the Big Ben clock tower at Palace of Westminster. Upton Hall is also home to the charitable Museum of Timekeeping at the British Horological Institute, which includes the original BHI Museum and Library.
時の欠片を纏う、18金ローズゴールドの正方形。
長い歳月を、この小さな正方形の中に閉じ込めてきた。そんな静かな佇まいを見せる、1950年代製ヴィンテージ・オメガです。
最大の魅力は、贅沢に使用された18金ローズゴールド（750刻印）のケース。現代の金の色味とは異なる、どこか憂いを帯びた温かな輝きが、肌に優しく馴染みます。角27mmなので男女兼用でご使用頂けそうです。
文字盤には、長い年月が描き出した細かな「蜘蛛の巣状のクラック（スパイダー・ダイアル）」が広がっています。これは、単なる経年変化ではありません。持ち主と共に刻んできた時間の証であり、世界に二つとない天然のアートワークです。作為的なエイジングではない、この加減は探してもなかなか見つかりません。
時針分針にはやや丸みを帯びたドルフィン針を填めて、6時位置に配されたスモールセコンドは今もなお健気に、そして正確に時を刻み続けています。
Cal.302といえば、小型機のトルク不足を補うために香箱を大きく取り大型ゼンマイを搭載することで21600振動という高性能を実現してます。受石のピジョンブラッドルビー（ルビーの最高峰）が輝く当時最高峰のムーブメントになります。
・「赤銅メッキ」が語る品質
かつての真鍮製ムーブメントは、酸化による腐食が弱点でした。そこでオメガは、耐食性を高めるための保護膜として電解メッキを導入。特にこの時代のオメガは、あえて赤みを帯びた銅（カッパー）やピンクゴールドのメッキを施しました。これが、コレクターを魅了する「赤銅色」の正体です。
銀色の鋼鉄パーツと地板のコントラストは、単なる美観だけでなく、メンテナンス時の視認性を高める実用性も兼ね備えていました。1970年代に生産効率を重視したロジウムメッキ（銀色）へ移行するまで続いたこの仕様は、オメガが一切の妥協を許さなかった「黄金期」の証として、今なお格別の存在感を放っています。
カテゴリー： オメガ
制作期： 1950年頃
製法： Cal.302、スモールセコンド、18金 ローズゴールド無垢、手巻き、17石、社外製バンド＆尾錠
サイズ： 角27mm（ラグ、竜頭を含まず）
※ 本品をお買いあげの際には、弊店の保証約款上、分解掃除ののちお渡しとなります。施工完了まで１〜２ヶ月お待ち頂くことになりますので何卒ご了承下さい。なお、ご購入日より１年間が動作保証の対象となります。店頭で実機をご覧いただくためのお願い
2025年1月より、高価な腕時計に付きましては実店舗以外で保管しています。ご来店いただいて希望の時計をご覧になりたい場合は、前日までに事前予約をお願い致します。尚、1度に用意させていただく時計を3点までとさせていただいてます。身分証明書（運転免許証、マイナンバーカード、パスポート）のご提示をお願いする場合がございます。
店頭の腕時計ディスプレイを一部終了させていただきます。
https://aando-since1993.com/library/News/2024-12-2218465.html
ご来店予約申し込み（フォーム）はこちらからお願い致します。
https://aando-since1993.com/contact/contact.html
1950s OMEGA Tank Dress 18KRG Cal.302
Year: 1950s
Reference: unknown
Model Name: Dress type, Smal Second
Material: 18KRG
Calibre: Manual, Cal.302
Dimensions: 27×27mm without crown, lugs
Accessories: None
A Fragment of Time: 18K Rose Gold Square
Within this small square, decades of history remain preserved. This 1950s vintage Omega possesses a quiet, dignified presence that only time can bestow.
The Warmth of 18K Gold
The watch’s primary allure lies in its substantial 18K rose gold (750 hallmark) case. Unlike the stark tones of modern gold, this vintage alloy emits a warm, slightly melancholic glow that settles naturally against the skin. With a diameter of 27mm, its elegant proportions make it a versatile piece suitable for both men and women.
A Natural Artwork: The Spider Dial
The dial features an intricate web of fine cracks known as a "Spider Dial." This is far more than mere aging; it is a testament to the years lived alongside its previous owners—a one-of-a-kind, organic masterpiece. Finding such a perfectly balanced, authentic patina—uncontrived and graceful—is a rare discovery for any collector.
The face is adorned with slightly rounded dauphine hands for the hours and minutes, while the small seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock continues to track the passing moments with faithful precision.
The Heart of a Legend: Caliber 302
Inside beats the Cal.302, a movement engineered for high performance. To overcome the torque limitations of small movements, it was designed with an oversized barrel and mainspring, achieving a high-frequency rate of 21,600 vph. The movement is punctuated by the brilliant glow of "Pigeon Blood" rubies—the highest grade of gemstones—marking it as a pinnacle of horology from its era.
The Legacy of "Copper-Plated" Excellence
In the past, brass movements were susceptible to oxidation and corrosion. Omega solved this by introducing electrolytic plating as a protective barrier. During this specific era, Omega chose a distinctive reddish copper or pink-gold plating, creating the iconic "Copper-Tone" finish that captivates collectors today.
This striking contrast between such colored steel components and the warm baseplates wasn't just for aesthetics; it improved visibility for watchmakers during maintenance. This uncompromising craftsmanship continued until the 1970s, when production shifted toward more cost-efficient rhodium (silver) plating. Today, this copper-toned movement stands as a symbol of Omega’s "Golden Age"—a time when no compromise was made in the pursuit of perfection.
*Please let me know if you feel difficult to place an order because of our website is languagea of Japanese.
*At ANTIQUES&OLDIES, We specialize in quality. We have a very large selection of vintage and pre-owned timepiece watches in Japan.
*Our services in repairing and restoring modern and vintage watches are all performed by our certified *BHI of master watchmaker. These services often include complete disassembly of the watch and movement, a water test if necessary, complete cleaning and examination of all parts, proper oiling, reassembly, and regulating using state of the art equipment, proper seals, and new gaskets as needed.
*Please view our store front to see our collection of watches.
*Authenticity is guaranteed for a lifetime.
*All products will be overhauled by us before delivery. It may take some time for delivery of products that have not been completed.
*The purchase that it comes our own one year warranty.
*We will ship the package via UPS, FedEx, EMS for international shipping.
*International sales may be subject to customs duties, in which case you are responsible for it.
*We are certified by British Horological Institute(BHI)
BHI is a watch technician who has completed the master's program of the association and is certified, and is also called a BHI certified person. The association is a national institution that restores and protects British-owned cultural heritage watches and certifies national watchmakers. They are based in Upton Village, Nottinghamshire. Watch technology originated in the Kingdom of the United Kingdom, and even today, about 90% of those who have a qualification as a watch engineer in the United Kingdom have BHI certification or are in the master's program aiming for acquisition. BHI also protects over 1000 watches from the Royal Collection, including minute repeaters and perpetual calendars at Buckingham Palace, and the Big Ben clock tower at Palace of Westminster. Upton Hall is also home to the charitable Museum of Timekeeping at the British Horological Institute, which includes the original BHI Museum and Library.
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