Omega Museum Collection No 4 "Petrograd" 1915, rose gold - full set

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Identity

Omega Museum Collection N° 4 "Petrograd" 1915, Ref. 5703.30.01, 18-carat rose gold, 2007. Automatic movement, Omega calibre 2200, 44-hour power reserve. Tonneau 18-carat rose gold case, 32.5 × 43.5 mm, hinged articulated lugs. Domed cream dial, black Art Déco Arabic numerals, railway minute track, small seconds at 6 o'clock, black leaf hands, OMEGA signature within a central cartouche. Domed sapphire crystal. Midnight-blue crocodile-style leather strap, Omega rose gold pin buckle.

Horological context

The Museum Collection gathers the limited re-editions Omega draws from the pieces held at its museum in Bienne: each model takes up the design of an archival timepiece and gives it a contemporary movement. The Petrograd is the fourth in the series. It pays tribute to a 1915 tonneau watch made for the Russian market — Omega named it after Petrograd, as St. Petersburg was renamed in 1914. The design revives its codes: tonneau case with hinged lugs, elongated Art déco Arabic numerals, railway minute track, small seconds. The edition is limited to 1,915 pieces, echoing the original year, and driven by the automatic calibre 2200.

Character

Caseback engraved with the Museum Collection wording; this example numbered 0791/1915.

Serviced, in like-new condition. Supplied as a full set — Omega box, certificate of authenticity and papers — with the 24-month Contre-Temps warranty certificate.