Dear Omega Forum,

I am offering a truly exceptional and rare Omega CK 615 from 1939, renowned for its iconic “Scarab” lugs and distinctive Art Deco styling. This watch is not just a stunning example of Omega’s craftsmanship from the late 1930s but also a remarkable piece of horological history.



What truly sets this piece apart is its original black dial in mint condition—an exceedingly rare feature for this model. Black dials from this era are exceptionally hard to find, especially ones as well-preserved as this. Coupled with the elegant Roman numerals at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock, silver hands, and a small seconds subdial, it exemplifies the refined aesthetic of the period.



Historical Context:
The Omega CK 615, produced in the late 1930s, is a prime example of Omega’s commitment to blending technical innovation with stylish design. Its signature “Scarab” lugs are a nod to the geometric influences of the Art Deco era, while its compact size and dressy appearance made it a distinguished choice for the discerning gentleman.



This particular watch boasts a fascinating provenance, having been meticulously maintained as a family heirloom in Germany for generations. Its outstanding condition today is a testament to the care and respect it has received over the decades.

Technical Specifications:

- Dial: Original black dial in mint condition, featuring Roman numerals at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock. The silver hands and small seconds subdial enhance its timeless elegance.

- Case: Stainless steel case measuring approximately 30mm in diameter (excluding the crown) and 37.5mm lug-to-lug. The bold “Scarab” lugs add a unique and recognizable touch.

- Movement:
Caliber: Omega 26.5 SOB T2
Jewels: 15
Frequency: 18,000 vph
Power Reserve: Approximately 37 hours
Diameter: 26.5mm
Height: 3.95mm



Caseback: Acier Staybrite



Condition: The movement is in excellent working order, maintaining accurate timekeeping.

Crown: Replacement crown.

Strap: High-quality leather strap with crocodile-style detailing, in near-mint condition, fitted with fixed 18mm lugs and an aftermarket Omega buckle.



Condition:
The watch is remarkably well-preserved for its age. The original black dial remains in mint condition, which is incredibly rare for this model. The case and lugs show minimal signs of wear, consistent with careful handling over the decades.

Price: $2,300

Shipping: Available worldwide at the buyer’s expense.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or for additional photos.

Thank you for your consideration.