Omega Platinum 35mm 1984: Vintage Collector's Guide

amanico · 2025-12-01T07:15:33Z

Explore the rare Omega Platinum 35mm 'Centenary' from 1984, limited to 100 pieces. Discover why this vintage reference is a coveted collector's item.

Nicolas (amanico) brings to light a truly exceptional timepiece: the Omega Platinum 35mm from 1984, a limited edition of just 100 pieces. This article delves into why this particular Omega reference, often referred to as the 'Centenary,' remains a highly coveted piece among collectors, exploring its historical significance and enduring appeal.

Key Points from the Discussion

The Omega Platinum 35mm from 1984 is part of the 'Centenary' series, commemorating Omega's first century of watchmaking.
The platinum version of the Centenary series was notably displayed at OmegaMania in 2007, a significant event for Omega enthusiasts.
The Centenary series, including this platinum reference, is considered highly special and desirable by collectors.
The discussion includes additional images showcasing the watch, providing further visual context to its design and rarity.

The Discussion

Esharp

Dec 1, 2025

A few of us have these in coloured metals

I’ve got it in rose gold. Love it. The PT is also lovely… Best E.

amanico

Dec 1, 2025

Yes, I saw the rose gold, too. Very nice!

COUNT DE MONET

Dec 1, 2025

... you mean this one?😬

COUNT DE MONET

Dec 1, 2025

It is amazing for how "little" money you can get a great watch, a few years back...

amanico

Dec 1, 2025

I noticed that. Even better, I miss that.

KMII

Dec 1, 2025

Is it already 40 years old? 😱

A timeless classic 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻

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