Null Omega men's watch, Stingray, circa 1970 NOS, ref. 166.122, automatic cal. 1…

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Omega men's watch, Stingray, circa 1970 NOS, ref. 166.122, automatic cal. 1481 runs exactly, satinized steel case with screwed back, bezel with minute scale rotatable without detent, plexiglass, brown dial with hour markers, white luminous hands, date at 3 o'clock, d. 41 x 44mm, h. 12mm, unworn black leather strap with original Omega buckle, total length approx. 21cm

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Omega men's watch, Stingray, circa 1970 NOS, ref. 166.122, automatic cal. 1481 runs exactly, satinized steel case with screwed back, bezel with minute scale rotatable without detent, plexiglass, brown dial with hour markers, white luminous hands, date at 3 o'clock, d. 41 x 44mm, h. 12mm, unworn black leather strap with original Omega buckle, total length approx. 21cm

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A RARE AND WELL-PRESERVED MEN'S OMEGA AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH. STINGRAY COBRA. Brand: Omega Model: Stingray Cobra Case reference: 166.122 Year: Circa 1970's Movement: Automatic, Cal. 1481, No. 34756935 Dial: Three-dimensional grey sunburst dial with a silver and black chapter ring, luminous applied dots hour markers, white sword hands with luminous applied, silvered centre chand, date aperture at the 3 o'clock position with a white calendar disk and black Arabic numerals Material: Stainless steel Bracelet/Strap: Black leather, stainless steel buckle Signed: Glass, dial, movement, case, buckle Dimension: 43.3mm by 38.7mm The Omega Stingray Cobra, case reference 166.122, is a rare and distinctive timepiece from the 1970s, embodying the pinnacle of vintage space-age design. This watch captures the innovative spirit of the era with its bold and futuristic aesthetics, making it a sought-after collectible for watch enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. One of the standout features of the Stingray Cobra is its uniquely curved and wavy case shape, which offers exceptional ergonomics and comfort. The design ensures that the watch sits perfectly on the wrist, so much so that you may often forget you're wearing anything at all. Its smooth, flowing lines not only enhance its visual appeal but also contribute to a superb wearing experience. The dial of the Omega Stingray Cobra is a marvel to behold. It features a stunning sunburst grey center, surrounded by a grey chapter ring with recessed indices and black highlights. This intricate design creates a captivating contrast and gives the dial a unique depth and dimensionality, reminiscent of looking through the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon. The attention to detail and the play of light on the sunburst finish make the dial a true standout feature. This particular model of the Stingray Cobra comes equipped with a rotating bezel, adding both functionality and a dynamic element to its design. The rotating bezel not only enhances the watch's usability but also contributes to its bold and adventurous aesthetic. Under the hood, this Omega Stingray Cobra houses the Caliber 1481 movement, one of the two movements used in this model. The Caliber 1481 is renowned for its reliability and precision, featuring a date change function operated by pushing the crown in towards the case. This innovative feature underscores Omega's commitment to combining form and function, making the watch both practical and easy to use. While not much is known about the specific production numbers of the Stingray Cobra, its rarity and distinctive design make it a valuable piece of Omega's history. This model, produced during the height of the space-age era, captures the innovative and forward-thinking spirit of the time, making it a fascinating addition to any collection. The Omega Stingray Cobra, with its case reference 166.122 and Caliber 1481 movement, is a highly desirable timepiece for collectors. Its rare status, combined with its ergonomic design, stunning dial, and rotating bezel, make it a standout piece at any auction. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a vintage watch enthusiast, the Stingray Cobra offers a unique blend of history, design, and functionality that is hard to match. The Omega Stingray Cobra is more than just a watch; it is a testament to Omega's innovative spirit and a piece of horological art from the 1970s. Its rare design, exceptional comfort, and striking dial make it a must-have for any serious collector. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this rare and iconic timepiece.

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