OMEGA celebrates its long time
involvements in Ladies Watches with 'A Century of Fine Ladies
Timepieces' exhibition in ION Orchard Singapore. The exhibition is at
the ground floor atrium of ION Orchard from 5 to 13 July and opens daily
from 11am to 9pm.
Within the exhibition,
will feature many Ladies' museum pieces from 1921 till the new
collections. Some of those pieces have not left the museum before and
have made its way for the show.
For myself, I
discovered that OMEGA had already made some stunning jewelery pieces a
long time ago! So OMEGA has never forgotten about the Ladies.
If
you are in Singapore, please drop by to view some spectacular vintage
pieces. For lovers of OMEGA vintage pieces, you may be able to meet Mr
Petros Protopapas, OMEGA Museum Manager and ask him any questions of
your vintage pieces.
As for friends who are not here, some snapshots of the exhibition photographed yesterday during the opening evening ...

Just outside of ION Orchard, looking opposite of the billboard, an OMEGA banner with the new Constellation Pluma.

Entering ION Orchard ... after the sliding doors, will see the OMEGA Boutique and the exhibition.

An 'aerial' view of the exhibition from second floor ...

The OMEGA ION Orchard Boutique, nearby to the exhibition ...

The front / reception of the 'A Century of Fine Ladies Timepieces' Exhibition ...

A guest chatting with Mr Petros Protopapas, OMEGA Museum Manager ...

Mr Petros Protopapas with Mr
David Ponzo, President of Swatch Group, Singapore and Malaysia and Vice
President of Omega, South East Asia

Pointing to some special museum pieces ...

A picture of Mr David Ponzo and Mr Petros Protopapas in front of the photowall ...

Guests arriving ...

Viewing the vintage pieces ...

So did the emcee of the evening ...

Event commenced ...

Mr David Ponzo, greeted guests and said a few words to grace the opening of the exhbition ...

After the speech, emcee introduced the dancer ...

Fluid and elegant movements by the dancer, to signify the beauty and femininity in OMEGA Ladies' watches

After a a quartet performance through the evening ...
Now for the watches ...

1 Omega Lady's Art Noveau Wristwatch, 1921

2 Omega Lady's Art Noveau Wristwatch, 1921

3 Omega Art Deco Lady's Jewellery Wristwatch, 1925

4 Omega Lady's Art Deco Wristwatch, 1925, 18K gold with enamel dial.

6 A special piece - Omega Moldavita, 1964.
One of Omega's most prestigious fine jewelery creations y Gilbert Albert.

The exquisite platinum
necklace piece with Bohemia meterorite, pearls and diamonds consists of a
Lady's watch with movement Calibre Ladymatic 660, which was the
smallest in the world at that time.

7 Omega 'Inca' jewelery Set by Gilbert Albert, 1984.

Popular in 40s ... 8, Omega Lady's watch, 1944.

9 Omega Lady's watch, 1948

10 Circa 1951

11 Omega Ladymatic, 1956.

12 Circa 1954, with Reinhor bracelet with brick links

13 Omega Ring Watch , 1955
Wonder if this is coming back

14 Omega Secret Watch, 1956.

15 Omega jewelery watch, 1957.

16 Omega Sapphette, 1958.

17 Circa 1959.

Circa 1959.

First Omega lady's automatic watch, circa 1962.

20 Omega Saphette, 1963.

Another special piece, with baguette diamonds and platinum case.
21 Omega-Mesiter Lady's Jewelery Saphette, 1960

22 Omega Secret Watch, 1965

23 Omega Jewellery Set, Arabesque d'Or, 1966, also by Gilbert Albert.

The matching ring.

24 Omega Sapphette Maille d'Or, 1964

25 Omega de Ville, 1967.

26 De Ville Ladymatic Luxury Dial

27 De Ville Ladymatic "Mother of Pearl"

29 De Ville Prestige 'Butterfly"

30 De Ville Prestige 'Butterfly"

31 Constellation Luxury Dial with coaxial calibre

32 Constellation Luxury Dial with coaxial calibre

Next three are from the Constellation Coaxial.

Some interesting vintage frame-ups too ...

A sketch,from the
collaboration of Molyneux Dress Sketch by famed illustrator &
fashion artist, Rene Gruau and Omega in 1947.

Omega Advertisement, 1958.

Omega Poster, 1912

'La
Montre Omega' , 1899, a sketch by talented French painter and engraver
(1859-1927) which was used as a catalogue cover published in Paris in
1904 by Gustave Brandt.
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