Omega - Genève - Sin precio de reserva - 511.0476 - Hombre - 1975

Disponible ahora en subasta por Second Vintage Embodying the refined elegance of 1970s Swiss watchmaking, this Omega Genève presents a striking alternative to the traditional round dress watch. The tank-style case offers a sophisticated, architectural presence on the wrist, characterized by clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. During this era, Omega’s Genève collection represented a perfect balance of reliable in-house mechanics and versatile design, making this rectangular timepiece a superb addition for the collector seeking classic mid-century proportions with enduring stylistic appeal. Brand: Omega Model: Genève Reference Number: 511.0476 Serial Number: 39470871 Movement: Manual winding, Caliber 625, 17 Jewels Dial: Silvered dial with printed black indices and an even stardust patina Case Size: 23 mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel Production Year: 1975 Condition: Good vintage condition with honest wear and attractive dial aging Dial and Hands The dial features a classic silvered base that has developed a distinct and highly attractive stardust patina over the decades. This fine, granular speckling is distributed evenly across the surface, giving the watch a unique vintage character without compromising legibility. The typography is crisp, with the printed Omega logo, Genève script, and Swiss Made designation remaining fully intact. Time is indicated by minimalist painted black baton hour markers and matching slim black baton hands, which show light signs of aging upon close inspection but remain structurally sound and visually striking against the textured backdrop. Case and Crystal The 23mm stainless steel tank-style case showcases the geometric charm typical of 1970s design. The front bezel retains its factory-intended vertical brushing, contrasting handsomely with the polished case flanks. The case exhibits honest signs of wear, including superficial scratches and minor handling marks consistent with regular use over half a century, but the overall lug profile and case geometry remain sharp and well-defined. The snap-on stainless steel caseback is properly stamped internally with the Omega hallmark and the reference 511.0476. The watch is fitted with a clear crystal that displays only faint surface wear, protecting the dial effectively. A neatly proportioned, ridged crown completes the case profile. Movement Powering this elegant timepiece is the Omega Caliber 625, a reliable and compact manual-winding movement featuring 17 jewels. The copper-toned plating of the movement presents beautifully, with clean bridges and clearly engraved caliber and serial numbers. The serial number 39470871 accurately dates the production of this watch to approximately 1975. Running in vintage operational condition. Maintains the authentic mechanical character of the era. The timegrapher results indicate a performance of +39 to +48 s/day. Strap The watch is paired with a distinctive reddish-brown textured leather strap, reminiscent of ostrich leg grain, which complements the warm tones of the patinated dial perfectly. The strap is secured with a classic stainless steel pin buckle and shows minimal signs of wear, remaining supple and ready for immediate use. Condition This Omega Genève is presented in good vintage condition. The stainless steel case remains structurally sharp with normal surface scratches expected from a watch of this era. The dial is the standout feature, exhibiting a beautiful and even stardust patina that collectors often prize for its unique aesthetic. The manual-winding movement is clean and operational, making this a well-preserved and highly wearable vintage piece. Dimensions The stainless steel case measures 23 mm in width, excluding the crown, offering classic vintage rectangular proportions that wear elegantly on the wrist. Remarks Rectangular and tank-style watches from Omega hold a special place in vintage collecting, offering a departure from the ubiquitous round cases of the era. This Genève combines a reliable in-house caliber with a dial that has aged with tremendous character, resulting in a timepiece that is both a dependable timekeeper and a unique conversation piece. History Introduced in 1953, the Genève line was originally created to pay homage to Omega’s workshops in Geneva, where their most refined and precise watches were regulated. By the late 1960s and 1970s, the Genève collection had evolved to encompass a wide array of designs, capturing the dynamic and experimental spirit of the era. It became Omega’s most versatile range, offering everything from robust everyday watches to elegant dress pieces like this tank-style model. Today, vintage Omega Genève watches are celebrated for their enduring quality, accessible entry into mid-century horology, and the sheer variety of captivating designs they offer to collectors. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-GXD-0001