The Omax Spaceman Audacieuse is not only a functional timekeeping piece but also a wearable piece of art, reflecting the creativity and innovation of the designer, Andre Le Marquand. For those who appreciate vintage watches with a distinctive touch, this timepiece serves as a nostalgic reminder of the bygone era of space exploration and futuristic design.
Vintage Omax Spaceman Audacieuse – 46617/7 – Spaceship Case – 17J Automatic Caliber – 1970’s Swiss
The Omax Spaceman Audacieuse, designed by Andre Le Marquand, is a vintage timepiece that embodies a unique and futuristic design inspired by the spaceman helmet. This watch holds historical significance, as the same "spaceman" design can be found in the Modern Art Museum of New York,
Introduced in 1974, the watch features a chrome-plated case that exudes a sleek and stylish appearance. The black dial, with its simplicity, enhances the watch's elegance, while the broad hands and bright orange second hand offer a striking contrast for easy readability. The dial showcases markers at the 12, 3, and 9 o'clock positions, with a date window placed at 6 o'clock. The "Spaceman Audacieuse" lettering on the dial, presented in a futuristic font, adds a distinctive and nostalgic touch that evokes memories of iconic sci-fi series like Joe 90 or Space 1999.
Introduced in 1974, the watch features a chrome-plated case that exudes a sleek and stylish appearance. The black dial, with its simplicity, enhances the watch's elegance, while the broad hands and bright orange second hand offer a striking contrast for easy readability. The dial showcases markers at the 12, 3, and 9 o'clock positions, with a date window placed at 6 o'clock. The "Spaceman Audacieuse" lettering on the dial, presented in a futuristic font, adds a distinctive and nostalgic touch that evokes memories of iconic sci-fi series like Joe 90 or Space 1999.