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This classic 1960s Omega encapsulates the pure, unadulterated elegance of mid-century Swiss watchmaking. Stripped of superfluous details, this timepiece relies on perfect proportions, a highly reliable manual-wind caliber, and the undeniable charm of natural aging to make its statement. What sets this particular example apart is the remarkable transformation of its dial, which has developed a mesmerizing, textured patina over the decades. It is a testament to an era when a watch was designed to be a lifelong companion, offering a distinct and charismatic presence on the wrist for the discerning vintage enthusiast.
Brand: Omega
Reference Number: 132.019
Serial Number: 22401191
Movement: Manual wind, Caliber 611, 17 Jewels
Dial: Silver tone with an even stardust patina, applied faceted indices, framed date window
Case Size: 34 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1965
Condition: Good vintage condition with a beautifully aged dial and honest case wear
Dial and Hands
The dial of this Omega is a true visual standout, having aged to feature an exceptionally even stardust patina that creates a uniform micro-blistered texture across the entire surface. This natural aging process provides a stunning, dynamic backdrop that catches the light beautifully, distinct from any localized damage or moisture staining. The dial furniture remains crisp, featuring an applied Omega logo at twelve o'clock and applied, faceted baton indices with black inserts that provide excellent legibility. The sans-serif "OMEGA" text is sharply printed, as is the "SWISS MADE" designation at the six o'clock position. A stepped, framed date window sits neatly at three o'clock. The time is indicated by thin, black pencil-style hands that match the inserts on the hour markers, maintaining a cohesive and highly legible aesthetic. The dial is free from deep scratches or heavy spotting, wearing its age with immense character.
Case and Crystal
The 34mm stainless steel case features a classic dress profile with a smooth, polished bezel and thin, straight lugs that offer a refined stance on the wrist. The case displays honest, age-consistent wear, with scattered surface scratches and minor handling marks visible on the polished flanks and bezel, though it retains its original structural integrity without appearing heavily polished. The knurled crown is correctly signed with the Omega logo. The watch is fitted with a domed acrylic crystal that shows scattered surface marks and notable scratches, particularly near the nine o'clock edge, consistent with regular vintage use. The stainless steel snap-on caseback is brushed on the exterior with light wear marks, while the interior is beautifully finished with circular graining and fully stamped with the Omega triangle, Swiss hallmarks, and the reference number 132.019.
Movement
Powering this timepiece is the beautifully preserved Omega Caliber 611, a manual-wind movement featuring 17 jewels and adjusted to two positions. The movement is finished in Omega's signature copper-toned plating, which remains bright and exceptionally clean, showing minimal tool marks or signs of mishandling. The caliber number 611 is clearly stamped near the balance wheel, and the bridge bears the serial number 22401191, dating the watch to approximately 1965. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece, the movement yields a timegrapher result of -10 to -12 seconds per day with strong amplitude.
Strap
The watch is paired with a black leather strap featuring a subtle textured pattern and contrasting white stitching. The strap is secured with a standard stainless steel pin buckle and complements the vintage dress aesthetic perfectly, offering immediate wearability and comfort.
Condition
This Omega is presented in good vintage condition. The case remains well-defined with normal, honest signs of wear and surface scratches expected from a timepiece of this era. The domed acrylic crystal exhibits visible scratches that could be polished if desired by the next owner. The dial is the undeniable highlight, boasting a spectacular and even stardust patina that elevates the collector appeal of the watch. The mechanical health is excellent, with the Caliber 611 movement exceptionally clean and running with strong precision.
Dimensions
The stainless steel case measures a classic 34 mm in diameter, excluding the signed Omega crown. The slender profile and straight lug design ensure it sits flat and elegantly on the wrist, sliding effortlessly under a dress cuff.
Remarks
This timepiece represents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a robust and highly attractive mid-century Omega. The combination of the reliable Caliber 611 movement and the unique, heavily textured stardust dial makes this a watch that is both mechanically dependable and visually singular. It is a perfect daily vintage wearer that carries decades of history in its unique finish.
History
During the 1950s and 1960s, Omega set the global standard for reliable, mass-produced luxury timepieces. While their professional lines like the Speedmaster and Seamaster gained fame for their durability, Omega's dress watches were quietly dominating boardrooms and formal events worldwide. Powered by robust, in-house manual wind and automatic calibers, these discreet timepieces were celebrated for their precision, elegant proportions, and timeless design. Today, these classic mid-century models are highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the golden era of Swiss mechanical watchmaking.
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SKU: OME-OXX-0033

















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Omega - Caliber 611 - No reserve price - 132.019 - Men - 1965
Omega • 1965
Solgt for
489 USD
Solgt den 12. juli 2026
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