Omega was founded in 1848 in La Chaux-de-Fonds. By 1900 Omega won the Grand Prix at Paris World Fair, and its 18''' and 19''' pocket watch calibers became the backbone of the brand. This is a Full Hunter / Savonette pocket watch — the hunter case with spring lid — in solid silver with hand-engraved floral decoration. Powered by the rare high-grade Caliber 18 SPB (Savonette Pocket Bridge), produced between 1910-1923. A true 105+ year old time capsule from the WWI era.
CASE:
o Full Hunter / Savonette case with hinged lid - heavy presence - fully hand-engraved with floral scrolls, basket weave and cartouche for monogram - as seen in photos
o Construction: Solid Silver - Swiss.800/.900 silver - Hallmarked inside with Omega logo and serial 5107838 H with circular graining (perlage) — The case number 5107838 matches the early 1916-17 production
o Dimensions: 48.5mm diameter x 11.5mm thickness - large and impressive pocket size, typical Omega hunter size of the era
o Crown: Original Omega onion crown with bow — signed with silver hallmarks on the stem
o New plexiglass
o Lid: Perfectly closing hunter lid with snap, engraving crisp
MOVEMENT:
o Omega Caliber 18 SPB - Manual Wind - 15 Jewels - Serial 5514815 - Marked "OMEGA - 18 SPB - 5514815 - FA" on the main plate with ornate engraved regulator bridge
o Serviced / revised by watchmaker in September 2026 - We preserved originality, no parts replaced — movement shows its age but runs reliably
DIAL & HANDS:
o Original white enamel dial - untouched - with black Arabic numerals (stylized), railroad minute track, Omega Ω logo and "OMEGA" at 12
o Small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock with black track — "IMPORTÉ DE SUISSE" at bottom edge under 6 — as original for export models
o Original blued steel spade / Breguet hands - hour, minute and small seconds — all original and intact
CONCLUSION / CONDITION:
A beautiful and solid example of a 1918 Omega solid silver hunter pocket watch with rare 18 SPB caliber and fully engraved case. A true collector's piece for lovers of WWI era Omega, hunter cases and enamel dials. All original except normal servicing.
Please see photos as they are part of the description.
No box, no papers, sold as is, any question feel free to ask...
Keep in mind that it is a vintage pocket watch over 105 years old, it is normal to be a few minutes early or late per day — here preservation matters more than COSC precision.
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