Description
Why it stands out
– Fine and uncommon bracelet design
– Faceted cut crystal
– Excellent overall condition
– Original box
– Stiff bracelet without stretch.
What you should know
– Some minor wear to case/bracelet (nothing unusual)
More detail
The bracelet is a highlight — its fluid, almost liquid feel on the wrist comes from the many finely articulated links of the integrated construction. This quadruple-signed watch is one of the better-preserved Omega cocktail watches we’ve come across in a while, which is saying something for a piece now 65 years old. The dial is clean and unlumed in eggshell, with applied hour markers and onyx baton hands. A charming touch: the fold-over clasp is subtly shaped in the form of the Omega logo.
The Omega Caliber 483 is a hand-wound ladies’ movement from the 1950s, featuring 17 jewels, 19,800 vph, and a 42-hour power reserve.
Accompanied by its original red leather Omega box.
Wrist circumference: 17cm to 18.5cm (three different closing positions)
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