• Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
  • Vintage Omega Geneve Cal.485 Manual Wind Gold Plated Ladies Watch 1981
SKU 1981

Omega

Geneve Cal.485

S/N 511.388

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Our Take

Omega, a household name when it comes to watches, bringing us quality in Swiss watchmaking for well over 150 years. This great example of the classic 1970s Geneve model doesn’t disappoint, the gold plated round case measuring only 18mm in diameter and 24mm from lug to lug, a petite watch perfect for a small wrist. The gold aged dial has stick markers, and sword-shaped hands, all under a new replacement acrylic crystal. The gold plated crown is signed and winds up the movement but shows some wear. The watch is powered by a manual wind calibre 485 movement with 17 jewels and keeps good time. The serial number on the inside of the case is 511.0388. The bracelet has been replaced with a brown leather bracelet with a gold buckle and will fit a wrist of about 6.3” or 16cm approximately. The watch comes without the original box and papers, but a gift box will be provided. Water-resistance is not guaranteed so please do not use it near water.

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  • BrandOmega
  • ModelGeneve
  • GenderLadies
  • Year1970s
  • OriginSwitzerland
  • Dimensions18mm X 24mm
  • MovementManual Wind
  • GlassPlexiglass
  • Case MaterialGold Plated
  • StrapLeather
  • Box/PapersNo
  • Water ResistanceNo

About Omega

Few luxury watchmakers have the history and prestige that Omega carry. Although only officially becoming ‘Omega SA’ in 1982, the brand dates back to 1848, and has been part of many significant events since.

From being the chosen supplier to the British Royal Flying Corps in 1917 for their combat pilots, to the U.S. Army in 1918, the first watch ever to go to the moon with NASA and being the official timekeeper of the Olympic games since 1932.

Notable wearers include Elvis Presley, John F. Kennedy, Buzz Aldrin, Prince William and of course, James Bond. Best known for models like the Seamaster, Speedmaster and Moon watch.