Beschreibung
Neo Vintage Innovation
Immerse yourself in the world of neo-vintage watches with this exceptional Omega Seamaster Titane, reference 796.1022. A testament to Omega’s innovative spirit, this robust timepiece from 1991 marries advanced functionality with the unmistakable allure of a watch capable to be worn in any setting. Elegant, feminine yet sporty. What’s not to like?
Crafted almost entirely from lightweight and resilient titanium, the modest 24mm still stands its ground thanks to its integrated bracelet, providing great comfort and durability on the wrist. The sophisticated gold colored dial serves as a captivating backdrop for the chronograph complications, offering superb legibility and a distinctly purposeful aesthetic. This harmonious design ensures it stands out with understated elegance, whether in informal, as well as in more formal settings.
Polaris, or not?
Interestingly enough, this innovative line of watches was introduced by Omega under the name Titane. All of them share the unconventional combination of Titanium with 18K Yellow Gold inlays and radically modern integrated bracelets. Some say the hand of the illustrious designer Gerald Genta has been involved in these. Whether this is truly the case, we won’t (yet) know, but we do know this series was nicknamed Polaris, a name adopted even by Omega themselves…
A timepiece that blends sporting capability with timeless design, ready for its next chapter.
Was wir lieben:
- A very cool, distinctly late 80s neo-vintage piece.
- Very good condition Titanium case.
- A nice, long bracelet.
Was Sie wissen sollten:
- Wenn nicht anders angegeben, ist es üblich, dass Vintage-Uhren nicht mit Box und Papieren kommen. In dem seltenen Fall, dass eine Uhr mit Box und Papieren kommt, wird es in der Beschreibung erwähnt werden. Alle Käufe kommen mit einer maßgeschneiderten schwarzen Holz Uhrenbox und Garantiekarte.
- Proven by years of reliable performance, this vintage watches are perfectly capable to withstand daily wear. Do note, however, that a vintage watch should not be assumed to be waterproof, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
