Holmasto, a Helsinki house founded in 1949, sells fine jewellery and watches, with Rolex Submariner and Lady Datejust pieces, Omega and Cartier watches, and sapphire and diamond items among its listings. Its catalogue also spans coins and banknotes, military and honour medals, and international auctions. The firm, still family-owned in its third generation, describes itself as the oldest specialist shop of its kind in Finland.
What omega auctions are happening soon?
Omega Watches Feature Across Estate, Militaria and Two-Day Collector Auctions
Omega timepieces are appearing in a range of online and salesroom auctions set to close in the coming weeks, with watches often sold alongside jewellery, collectables and estate material. Light in the Attic Estates is running an online HiBid auction that is already accepting bids. Its lots include 14K and sterling silver jewellery and watches by Omega and Gruen, together with a Five Section Library Bureau file cabinet, a French Renaissance Revival china cabinet, and art and glass from several makers.
Lots close later this week at 6pm, with pickup arranged at the Pisgah Forest office. Next is the 307 Auktion, which offers 16 lots that range from militaria and Danish royal memorabilia to Wiley X protective glasses. Its standout watch is a vintage Omega wristwatch with a saltwater-damaged movement. The auction closes on October 29 at 20:07 CET. Lot 16, an Italian WW2 canvas field bag with leather straps, has a 25 Dkr starting bid and no bids yet.
Later in the season, a two-day sale on November 13 and 14, 2026, begins at 10am each day, with viewing on November 12. Day one brings antiques, collectables, gold Omega watches, jewellery, sovereigns, rare books and banknotes. Day two is a dedicated art sale of oil paintings, film posters, maps and engravings. Taken together, the listings show a clear pattern. Omega pieces are typically offered as one part of broader sales rather than in standalone watch auctions.
They sit beside precious-metal jewellery, militaria and general antiques, which suggests that houses are targeting both watch enthusiasts and general collectors. Bidders who follow these sales should check closing times closely, since the earliest lots end within days and the largest sale runs into mid-November.
