Omega – Genève – Ref. 131.019 – Heren – 1960-1969

A stainless steel manually wound Omega, centre seconds wristwatch Omega first introduced the Ref. 131.019 in 1962 and the present example of the model dates to circa 1965. The watch has a relatively slim profile and a handsome silvered dial with a satin finish. Manually wound, this model is powered by Omega’s calibre 601 movement. A new 18/14 suede leather strap with steel buckle has been fittedSilvered dial in mint condition with raised gold coloured baton indexes with black inserts, matching baton hands, outer black minute track, centre seconds Stainless steel circular case in very nice condition with polished faceted bezel, snap-on satin finished case back, Diameter excluding winding crown: 34mm - Length including lugs: 38.5mm - Depth to centre of crystal: 9mm - Lug gauge/strap width: 18mmFamous Omega calibre 601 manually wound movement, 17 jewels, mono-metallic balance, 19,800 BPH, Incabloc shock absorber. No recent service history. Watch keeps approx. time. A little fast. Service recommended but not urgent.Omega original (unsigned) winding crown.case, dial, movement signedWatch will be send registered and insured Good luck bidding!