1971 OMEGA Geneve, Gold-Plated, Calibre 485, Ref. 511.362, 15x18 mm

This Omega Geneve watch features a brushed gold dial, a diamond-cut crystal, and a tonneau case. The case is 20-micron-thick gold-plated. The Omega logo appears at 12 o'clock and on the crown. The watch was made in Switzerland around 1971.

Condition:
This watch is working and keeps time well. The bracelet is new. On one full wind, the watch has enough power reserve to last about 50 hours. It only gains/loses about 1 minute per day. The case has some scratches. The top of the crystal is immaculate, and the sides of the crystal have some small scratches. The crystal is not original to this watch.

Bracelet:
The watch bracelet is elastic and fits most women's wrists. Without stretching the bracelet, it is about 6.4 inches around. The bracelet can be sized down with a tool.

Additional info:
• Reference 511.362
• Movement: Omega calibre 485, a mechanical wind-up movement with 17 jewels
• Case: 20-micron-thick gold-plated stainless steel, 15 mm wide excluding the crown, 18 mm tall excluding the lugs, and 7.2 mm thick 
• Bracelet: Gold-tone stainless steel
• Lug width: 9 mm

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