Omega Disco-Volante Oversized Dresswatch ref. CK2013 Two-Tone Silver Dial 9to5 the company later registered as

the company later registered as the Minerva brand

6104 from 1950—are significantly different from the more common Datejust models such as the 16xx and 16xxx series that most collectors are familiar with

This blue dial quick set Datejust is one of the easiest to wear classic vintage Rolex

at that time that this was for certain not common for brands even Patek did only have these on very specific models and /or costumers wish

White dial with black surroundings

Omega Disco-Volante Oversized Dresswatch ref. CK2013 Two-Tone Silver Dial 9to5 the company later registered asomegDuring the 1930s, a new aesthetic began to take shape: slim, oversized cases with flat bezels and short lugs a style affectionately nicknamed Disco Volante or Flying Saucer by collectors. Omega was a key advocate of this bold design language, producing numerous variations, many featuring an impressive 39mm diameter. To put that into perspective, mens wristwatches of the era typically measured between 30 and 32mm, making the Flying Saucer case a