Omega PA 14.319

A very rare and attractive, wristwatch in platinum, with 'spider' lugs, salmon guilloché dial and diamond hour markers, with Extract from the Archives.

Model Spider Lugs Reference PA 14.319 Case Material Platinum Bracelet Material Leather strap Year 1952 Movement Automatic, cal. 342, 17 jewels Case N° 11'059'766 Movement N° 12'633'805 Dimensions 35mm Diameter Signed Case, dial and movement Accessories Accompanied by Omega extract from the archives confirming the production of the present timepiece in October 22nd, 1952 Omega’s reference PA 14 319 is an exceptionally rare and enigmatic timepiece, seldomly seen on the auction market and shrouded in mystery due to the scarcity of available information. Beyond its extreme rarity, this watch boasts a host of distinctive and intriguing design elements that make it particularly captivating. Most notably, its platinum case, a material rarely used in Omega’s 1950s production, sets it apart, while the stunning “salmon-colored” guilloché dial and refined diamond hour markers further elevate its elegance. Adding to its striking aesthetic, the watch features remarkable elongated, downturned “spider lugs,” reminiscent of those found on the Patek Philippe reference 1578. At its heart beats Omega’s bumper automatic caliber 342, a movement that perfectly complements the watch’s mid-century craftsmanship. Originally produced in 1952 and delivered to a Spanish client, this timepiece is a mesmerizing fusion of contrasts—cool, understated platinum paired with the warmth of its guilloché dial and luxurious diamond accents. Its sophisticated design feels remarkably modern, proving that true elegance transcends time.