Now available at auction from Second Vintage
This elegant ladies' Omega Genève captures the refined aesthetic of 1970s watchmaking, offering a masterclass in minimalist design and mechanical reliability. Created during an era when Omega was producing some of its most versatile and universally appealing timepieces, this compact dress watch balances delicate proportions with a highly legible, beautifully finished dial. Powered by the robust in-house Caliber 625, it remains a testament to Omega's dedication to outfitting even their most petite ladies' models with serious, purpose-built mechanical movements.
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference Number: 511.0411
Serial Number: 37065277
Movement: Manual wind, Omega Caliber 625
Dial: Silver vertically brushed dial with applied black-accented indices, exceptionally clean condition
Case Size: 21 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: 20-micron white metal plated with stainless steel caseback
Production Year: 1973
Condition: Good vintage condition with honest case wear and a remarkably preserved dial
Dial and Hands
The dial is a striking execution of mid-century restraint, featuring a pristine silver surface elevated by a subtle vertical brushing that catches the light beautifully. The typography is crisp and perfectly preserved, with the black printed Omega logo, classic sans-serif brand name, and elegant Genève script showing no signs of fading or print loss. The hour markers are applied, faceted batons featuring black inserts that provide excellent contrast against the bright silver background, perfectly matched by the slender black baton hands. Upon close inspection, the dial remains in exceptionally clean condition, free from notable spotting, moisture damage, or discoloration, presenting a fresh and highly attractive appearance that belies its age. The classic "SWISS MADE" designation sits proudly at the six o'clock position.
Case and Crystal
The 21mm case features a classic round profile with straight, elegant lugs that transition smoothly into the mid-case. The watch is fitted with a domed acrylic crystal that sits proud of the bezel, adding a warm, vintage distortion to the dial's edge. The caseback interior correctly identifies the construction as a 20-micron plated top with a stainless steel back. Consistent with its age and frequent enjoyment, the white metal plating shows honest vintage wear, most notably in the form of brassing along the edges of the lugs, the bezel periphery, and the case flanks where the warm golden-toned base metal is visible. The original ribbed crown features the signature Omega emblem in relief and remains easily operable, showing surface wear commensurate with the rest of the case. The snap-on stainless steel caseback is cleanly finished with a brushed center and polished bevel.
Movement
Inside beats the Omega Caliber 625, a diminutive yet highly capable manual wind movement specifically designed for the brand's elegant ladies' models. The movement displays Omega's traditional copper-toned finishing and is clearly stamped with the 625 caliber designation and the serial number 37065277, dating production to approximately 1973. The visual condition of the movement is excellent, with bright plates, clean screw heads, and intact ruby jewels. Running in vintage operational condition. Maintains the authentic mechanical character of the era. The timegrapher records a deviation of +42s.
Strap
The watch is paired with a period-correct black leather strap featuring tonal stitching and a subtle texture that complements the dressy nature of the timepiece. It is secured by a polished steel-toned buckle featuring a prominent, applied Omega logo in relief.
Condition
This timepiece is presented in good vintage condition. The dial and hands are in stunning, near-mint condition, acting as the visual centerpiece of the watch. The case exhibits fair to good vintage condition, displaying expected surface scratches and visible brassing to the plated surfaces, reflecting decades of honest wear. The movement is clean and operational, making this a highly charming and wearable piece of Omega history.
Dimensions
Case Size: 21 mm (excluding the crown)
Remarks
Finding a vintage ladies' Omega with such a flawlessly preserved dial is always a delight for collectors. The contrast between the gently worn, character-rich case and the pristine face gives this watch a unique charm, perfect for the enthusiast who appreciates genuine vintage patina paired with excellent legibility.
History
The Genève collection was introduced by Omega in 1953 as a tribute to their highest-tier watchmaking facilities in Geneva. By the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Genève line had evolved into Omega's most expansive and commercially successful collection, representing a staggering 60 percent of the brand's total production by 1970. It became the testing ground for dynamic new designs, youthful aesthetics, and versatile everyday watches. Ladies' Genève models from this era are particularly celebrated for maintaining the rigorous mechanical standards of Omega's larger watches while embracing the delicate, jewelry-like proportions favored at the time.
/ Second Vintage
SKU: OME-OGX-0073















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Omega - Genève - No reserve price - 511.0411 - Women - 1973
Omega • 1973
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198 USD
Solgt den 18. juli 2026
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