Omega Ring Watch Fashion Print Advertisement — Original Avant-Garde Timepiece Ad
Approximately 8 x 11 inches.
This Omega ring watch vintage advertisement captures the Swiss giant at its most daring — a close-up black-and-white photograph of an ornate circular timepiece worn as a finger ring, framed by the provocative headline, 'Who decides that watches are only meant to be worn on the wrist?' A defining collectible ad from the late-1960s era of fashion experimentation, this original print ad reflects the moment haute horology collided with avant-garde jewelry design. The bold Chanel-quilted sleeve adds unmistakable period glamour, making this magazine advertisement a compelling find for both watch and fashion collectors.
What you see is what you get; the ad in the photo is the exact one that'll come to you. Listed sizes are close, but treat them as ballpark, not gospel.
Not feeling it? Send it back within 30 days in the same shape it arrived and we'll refund you in full. No drama.
Go with custom framing and we'll reach out to design something that does the piece justice. We have examples from our own offices and from current clients to give you inspiration.
Every unframed ad rides safe: acid free sleeve, stiff backerboard behind it, another board up front, all tucked into a rigid photo mailer and sent USPS with 3-day tracking. It'll get to you the way it left us.