Omega Turler Marked Dial Watch c.1957 | Vintage Omega Wristwatch with Original Spotted Patina Dial

ITEM-2467
$1,500.00
Omega Turler Marked Dial Watch c.1957 | Vintage Omega Wristwatch with Original Spotted Patina Dial
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Omega Turler Marked Dial Watch c.1957 | Vintage Omega Wristwatch with Original Spotted Patina Dial

ITEM-2467
$1,500.00

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Omega Turler Marked Dial Wristwatch C. 1957 with Beautiful Spotting

The spotting on this Turler marked dial is very collectible. It gives a cheetah look to it.

Details:
MAKE
Manufacturer: Omega
Country: Switzerland
Type: Man's
Circa Date: 1957
CASE
Material: Yellow Gold Filled.
Measurements: The width is 35 mm without crown.
Shape: Round.
Back: Snap back.
Reference #: 2712-1
Conditions:  C  3  (The case is in Very Good condition)
BAND
Type: Leather band. Omega marked, not Omega signed.
DIAL
Color: Silver/tan.
Numerals: Non-Numeric Markers.
Hands: Dauphine Hands.
Tracks: Subsidiary Seconds Dial, Minute Track
Conditions:  D  3 -15 (The dial is in Very Good condition - Spotted)
MOVEMENT
Type: Mechanical, manual wind movement.
Jewels:  17 Jewels.
Escapement: Lever Escapement.
Set: Stem Set.
Numbered: Cal.266
Conditions:  M 2  (The movement is in Perfect condition)
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The Türler dial on Omega watches is a highly sought-after feature among vintage Omega collectors and watch enthusiasts. Türler was a prestigious Swiss watch and jewelry retailer based in Zurich, Switzerland, known for collaborating with top luxury watch brands.


The Omega Türler dial dates back to the 1950s and 1960s, when Omega produced limited watches featuring co-signed dials for Türler. These dials display the Türler signature, sometimes inside a small red circle, typically positioned above the six o’clock marker.


Türler-signed dials were used on iconic Omega models such as the Omega Seamaster Türler and Omega Constellation Türler. They were often paired with design elements like applied hour markers, crosshair dials, and clean vintage aesthetics, making them instantly recognizable.


Today, vintage Omega watches with Türler dials are highly collectible and frequently achieve premium prices at auctions. Similar to Tiffany & Co.–signed Patek Philippe dials, the Türler signature represents exclusivity and the golden era of high-end watch retail partnerships.


In summary, the Türler co-signed Omega dial adds historical importance, rarity, and prestige, making it one of the most desirable features for serious Omega collectors.