Case and Dial
The watch is constructed with a three-body stainless steel case, finished in a polished state. The aesthetic is defined by a bezel characterized by its serrated edges, paired with down-turned lugs that support the watch on the wrist. The case back provides information regarding the specific model series, featuring engravings that identify it as Collector's Series No. One from The Omega Museum Collection.
The dial is finished in black and incorporates luminous-painted Arabic numerals for high-contrast legibility. It includes outer minute divisions and a subsidiary seconds sub-dial located at the bottom. A distinctive feature is the outermost revolving silvered ring, which is calibrated for the tracking of flight duration. The hands are skeletonized and treated with luminous material.
Evidence for this section
- “Three-body, solid, polished, bezel with serrated edges, down turned lugs”
- “Black with luminous painted Arabic numerals, outer minute divisions, outermost revolving silvered ring for flight duration timing, subsidiary seconds. Luminous skeletonized hands.”