Introduction: Up for auction is a beautiful example of 1960s Swiss minimalism: a hand-winding OMEGA ladies' timepiece. This watch features a classic round case with an elegant silver dial, embodying the understated luxury and timeless design that made Omega the premier choice of the mid-century era. The manual-wind movement offers a tactile connection to horological history, making it a perfect piece for collectors who appreciate traditional craftsmanship. Its slender profile and versatile silver tones make it an ideal accessory for both formal and everyday elegance. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] Cosmetic: This timepiece is in "Grade B" (Standard Vintage Condition). As seen in the reference image "2JR9mhGFQgx4arqH58cQvu_1 (2).jpg", the dial has developed a natural patina and stardust-like aging, which adds significant vintage character and authenticity to the piece. The stainless steel case and bracelet show honest signs of wear consistent with its age. Specs: Case Size: Approximately 23.9mm x 23.9mm (Excluding crown) Wrist Size: Up to 18.5cm (Approx. 7.28 inches) Material: Stainless Steel Movement: Genuine Swiss Hand-Winding (Manual) Maintenance: The watch has been professionally "Cleaned and Sanitized." We have utilized ultrasonic cleaning to ensure the watch arrives in hygienic condition and retains its metallic luster. Accessories: None (Watch only) Internal Ref: 26-650 Shipping & Guarantee: We ship globally from Japan via DHL Express, ensuring rapid, tracked, and secure delivery to your doorstep. Your timepiece will be professionally packed using high-quality protective materials. We provide a Full Refund Guarantee in the unlikely event of loss or damage during international transit. Shop with absolute confidence knowing your investment is fully protected. Customs and Taxes: This item will be shipped from Japan. Please be aware that your country of residence may impose customs duties and import taxes. These additional charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Customs policies vary widely from country to country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.