Presented for auction by Second Vintage
A beautifully preserved vintage ladies' Omega, this circa 1960 timepiece stands out through its exceptionally clean silver dial and distinctive geometric link bracelet. Powered by the well-preserved in-house Omega Caliber 483 manual-wind movement, it offers a sophisticated presence on the wrist and remarkable mechanical health.
Brand: Omega
Reference Number: 7248 9
Serial Number: 17853898
Movement: Manual-wind Omega Caliber 483, 17 Jewels
Dial: Exceptionally clean silver dial with bright applied indices
Case Size: 16 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: Circa 1960
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Timegrapher: +3+6s/day, performing remarkably well.
Dial and Hands
The pristine and highly legible silver dial is exceptionally clean, showing no visible spotting, staining, or print loss. The applied indices and Omega logo remain bright and unoxidized. Complementing the dial are sharp, well-preserved dauphine hands that match the indices perfectly, displaying no visible corrosion or oxidation.
Case and Crystal
The stainless steel case is in excellent, well-preserved vintage condition. It displays only light superficial scratches consistent with careful wear, with no major dings or dents visible. The smooth bezel is integrated into the case design and shows only light handling marks. A clearly signed crown features the Omega logo with well-defined knurling. The domed acrylic crystal is clear, with no significant scratches or crazing visible.
Movement
Inside beats the manual-wind Omega Caliber 483. The copper-colored movement plates are clean, with engravings clearly reading OMEGA WATCH Co, SEVENTEEN 17 JEWELS, SWISS, 483, and the serial number 17853898. The screw heads appear in good condition, and there are no visible signs of corrosion, moisture damage, or mishandling. The timegrapher records a rate of +3+6s/day. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece.
Strap
The watch is fitted with a period correct bracelet featuring distinctive geometric links that provide unique period-appropriate styling. The stainless steel bracelet shows moderate wear and some surface scratches, accommodating a maximum wrist fit of 15mm.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition. The stainless steel case is well-preserved, showing only light superficial scratches and no major dings. The silver dial is pristine and exceptionally clean, matched by sharp dauphine hands. The domed acrylic crystal remains clear. The period correct geometric bracelet displays moderate wear and surface scratches. Supported by the timegrapher reading of +3+6s/day, the movement is performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece.
Dimensions
The case measures 16 mm (excluding the crown).
Remarks
This Omega presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a crisp, highly legible mid-century ladies' watch. The striking geometric bracelet and pristine silver dial make it a charming addition to any collection, complemented by its superb mechanical performance.
History
Mid-century ladies' timepieces from Omega represent an era of elegant, miniaturized watchmaking. The Caliber 483 belongs to Omega's respected family of small manual-wind movements, celebrated for their reliability and refined engineering. This circa 1960 example beautifully demonstrates the brand's dedication to creating capable mechanical watches for women during this period.
/ Second Vintage
SKU: OME-OXX-0014













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