Vintage Omega Waffle Dial Ref. 2620

Le Monde Edmond · 2014-10-08T10:41:07Z

Explore the beauty of vintage Omega waffle dials, focusing on a pristine 1953 pink gold Omega reference 2620. Discover collector insights and other examples.

Le Monde Edmond

WPS member · Omega forum

23 replies6154 views3 photos

Le Monde Edmond's appreciation for vintage Omega waffle dials highlights a captivating aesthetic often overshadowed by more common dial finishes. His focus on the untouched condition of a 1953 Omega reference 2620 in pink gold underscores the importance of originality in vintage collecting. This post invites readers to explore the charm and historical significance of these textured dials, a design element that continues to fascinate collectors.

23 collectors discussing this on the WatchProSite forumJoin the Conversation →

I have completely fallen in love with this old Omega. Sure we know about Rolex waffle dials or so called honeycomb dials. The Explorer 6350 has one of the nicest waffle dials I know but so does the early 6541 Millgaus -which is stunning. But Omega is perhaps the manufacturer that is best known for its honeycomb /waffle or guilloche - it made plenty of the in the early 1950s. I recently discovered this Omega which is absolutely to die for. Pink gold with a wonderful 'pure' waffle dial that is completely untouched (many dials get cleaned and become unnaturally shiny). This one is just perfect. By the way this would be a great theme for the next wristscan. For now enjoy one of the best waffle dials ever made in my opinion. For those interested this is reference 2620 and the watch is from 1953.

Best Edmond

And here on the wrist

Key Points from the Discussion

The Omega Seamaster with a waffle dial and caliber 354 from 1954 is another notable example of this dial style, showcasing its presence across different Omega lines.
The author is actively negotiating to acquire the featured Omega reference 2620, indicating its high desirability and the challenge of valuing such pristine vintage pieces.
A fellow collector shares a steel-cased Omega with a similar elegant waffle dial, demonstrating the versatility of the design across different metals and price points.
The discussion extends to other brands, with a Girard Perregaux watch noted for its very similar waffle dial, suggesting the design's broader appeal beyond Omega and Rolex.

The Discussion

geross

Oct 8, 2014

i totally agree with you. they are lovely. very pristine condition. cheers & best geross

Dr No

Oct 8, 2014

. . . morning, noon, and night. :-)

watercolors

Oct 8, 2014

and Waffles are yummy of course. Regards Edward

Le Monde Edmond

Oct 8, 2014

My gosh- your example is absolutely stunning. May I ask what reference this is? I will start doing my research on the constellation soon I think ;) Congratulations on your superb example! Best Edmond

Le Monde Edmond

Oct 8, 2014

I have also had my experience with Belgian waffles. I might add that their women are also... Ok I will stop right here. ;) E

Subexplorer

Oct 9, 2014

... so elegant and classy! Looks so cool on your wrist! A little cousin in my collection (with a more humble steel case) says hi! Enjoy it in good health my friend! Very cordially, Abel.

Continue the conversation

This thread is active on the Omega forum with 23 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.

Join the Discussion →

Key Points from the Discussion

Continue the conversation

More from this Forum