Now available at auction from Second Vintage
This classic vintage Omega Geneve ladies watch offers a highly attractive aesthetic, highlighted by a unique multi-row bead bracelet that adds a wonderful touch of character to the wrist. The exceptionally clean silver sunburst dial, paired with contrasting black indices and hands, provides superb legibility and mid-century elegance. Powered by the reliable manual wind caliber 625, it presents a compelling opportunity for collectors seeking a well-preserved and charming ladies timepiece from the 1970s.
Brand: Omega
Model: Geneve
Reference Number: 511.0451
Serial Number: 37949963
Movement: Manual wind, caliber 625
Dial: Silver sunburst with applied black baton indices
Case Size: 20 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1973
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Movement serviced. Timegrapher: -3-4s/day, performing remarkably well.
Dial and Hands
The dial is exceptionally clean and well-preserved, featuring a beautiful silver sunburst finish that plays beautifully with the light. Applied black baton indices provide a sharp contrast, matched perfectly by the black baton hands. The surface remains free of any visible spotting, staining, or damage, reflecting excellent preservation. All dial printing, including the Omega signature, Geneve script, and Swiss Made text, remains crisp and clear. The hands display an excellent finish with no visible oxidation or damage.
Case and Crystal
The 20 mm stainless steel case features a polished finish and remains in well-preserved vintage condition with honest wear. The surfaces show light scratches consistent with age and normal use, while the distinctive lug design remains fully intact. A smooth polished bezel is integrated nicely with the case, displaying matching light surface wear. The watch retains its signed Omega crown, which features a knurled edge in good condition for easy winding. A domed acrylic crystal protects the dial and remains clear, with no significant scratches, crazing, or chips visible.
Movement
Inside beats the manual wind Omega caliber 625, displaying attractive copper-colored plating. The movement presents a very clean appearance, showing no visible corrosion or significant scratches, with clear engravings for Omega, Swiss, the caliber number, and the serial number. Recording -3-4s/day on the timegrapher. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. The movement was serviced.
Strap
The watch is fitted with a distinctive multi-row bead style bracelet that complements the case beautifully. This period correct bracelet appears to be in good structural condition, showing only light surface wear consistent with the rest of the watch. It accommodates a maximum wrist size of up to 16 cm, offering a comfortable and highly unique wearing experience.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition. The movement was serviced and, supported by the recorded timegrapher result, is performing very strongly. The dial and hands are exceptionally clean and well-preserved, free of visible aging or damage. The stainless steel case and integrated bezel present honest, light surface scratches typical of normal vintage wear. The acrylic crystal is clear, and the period correct bead bracelet remains structurally sound and attractive.
Dimensions
The case measures 20 mm (excluding the crown).
Remarks
This Geneve stands out through its exceptionally clean dial configuration and highly legible black accents. The distinctive bead bracelet elevates the visual presence of the watch, while the serviced caliber 625 ensures strong mechanical performance. It is a lovely and capable vintage ladies timepiece ready for its next custodian.
History
The Omega Geneve line was originally introduced to highlight the brand's highest quality watches produced in Geneva. By the 1970s, the Geneve collection had grown to represent a significant portion of Omega's catalog, offering elegant, reliable, and versatile timepieces for everyday wear. The caliber 625 is a highly respected manual wind movement from this era, known for its compact architecture and dependable mechanical performance in Omega's ladies models.
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SKU: OME-OGX-0098












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Omega Genève 511.0451 (1973)
Omega • 1973
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€350
≈ $391
Sold on Sep 5, 2026
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