CHF 19'500 .-

The present Omega Louis Brandt Perpetual Calendar reference 5349.80.83, dating to circa 2005, is a refined and technically impressive wristwatch showcasing Omega’s mastery in combining traditional complications with decorative openworked movements. In the 1990s through the early 2000s, Omega introduced a series of sophisticated timepieces within the Louis Brandt collection, named after the founder of the manufacture. This line was created to highlight Omega’s ability to produce elegant and highly complicated watches in compact formats. The collection included one chronograph and three perpetual calendar models, one of which was presented in a striking skeletonized execution, demonstrating the brand’s craftsmanship and decorative expertise. Executed in 18K yellow gold, this watch features a beautifully skeletonized dial that reveals the intricate architecture of the movement beneath. The display incorporates a full perpetual calendar with moon phases and leap year indication, arranged across four subdials. Subtle blue accents outline the subdials, adding visual depth and enhancing legibility. The watch is powered by the automatic calibre 1117 (movement number 289’049), a sophisticated perpetual calendar movement combining reliability with mechanical complexity. The movement can also be admired through the sapphire crystal display caseback. The 34 mm case is crafted in 18K yellow gold and has been lightly polished in the past, remaining in very good overall condition, with minor wear consistent with age including light scratches on the back of the lugs. The case is signed by the maker, while the dial is signed Omega and Louis Brandt. The watch is fitted with a leather strap and a yellow-gold plated Omega pin buckle. The watch is offered without box or papers. Combining historical significance within the Louis Brandt collection, a full perpetual calendar complication, and the visual appeal of a skeletonized dial, this reference 5349.80.83 represents an attractive and uncommon example of Omega’s high-complication watchmaking from the early 2000s.

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