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131 - Omega Geneva, reference 511.0413: this small ladies’ model from 1973 embodies the timeless elegance of the office watches of that era. Its blue dial with stick hour markers epitomizes the brand’s minimalist aesthetic of that decade.The Omega 625 manual-winding mechanical movement ensures proven reliability. The 24-mm-diameter stainless steel case features refined proportions, highly prized for women’s wrists. At 7 mm thick, the watch meets the standards of its generation. Water-resistant to 30 meters, it features a Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of watches from that era. This particular watch was serviced in-house in March 2026. The black leather strap and its pin buckle are not original, offering a modern, understated look while respecting the piece’s historical character. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. It remains in good overall condition, with visible but inevitable signs of wear on the case, dial, and bezel that attest to regular use over several decades.This vintage Geneva watch remains a reliable and elegant companion on the wrist, a direct legacy of Swiss watchmaking expertise.
Omega Geneva, reference 511.0413: this small ladies’ model from 1973 embodies the timeless elegance of the office watches of that era. Its blue dial with stick hour markers epitomizes the brand’s minimalist aesthetic of that decade.The Omega 625 manual-winding mechanical movement ensures proven reliability. The 24-mm-diameter stainless steel case features refined proportions, highly prized for women’s wrists. At 7 mm thick, the watch meets the standards of its generation. Water-resistant to 30 meters, it features a Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of watches from that era. This particular watch was serviced in-house in March 2026. The black leather strap and its pin buckle are not original, offering a modern, understated look while respecting the piece’s historical character. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. It remains in good overall condition, with visible but inevitable signs of wear on the case, dial, and bezel that attest to regular use over several decades.This vintage Geneva watch remains a reliable and elegant companion on the wrist, a direct legacy of Swiss watchmaking expertise.