Omega - Genève - Sans prix de réserve - Femme - 2000-2010

Introduction:
Omega needs little introduction: founded in Switzerland in 1848, the brand built its reputation on precision chronometry, and the Genève line has long represented its more understated, everyday side. This is a ladies' example in the classic idiom, with a round stainless steel case whose modest proportions sit neatly on a slimmer wrist, and a silver dial that reads cleanly in most light while lending a quietly formal character. Inside is an automatic movement, wound by the motion of the wearer rather than a battery, in keeping with the mechanical tradition the maison is known for. A leather strap completes a dress-leaning look that pairs easily with tailoring or simple daywear. It suits collectors drawn to vintage Swiss watchmaking and anyone seeking a discreet, mechanical alternative to modern quartz pieces.

Condition Report:
Status: [ Working ] (All basic functions, including crown operation, have been checked and work properly. Keeping time at the time of listing.)
Cosmetic: Overall Rank A (near-mint condition with hardly any signs of use).

Specs:
Brand: Omega
Case Size: approx. 19 mm (excluding crown) / Length approx. 23.2 mm
Wrist Size: Up to approx. 22.0 cm (8.66 inches) max
Material: Stainless Steel
Band: Leather
Movement: Automatic
Dial: Silver dial
Gender: Ladies'

Maintenance:
Cleaned and sanitized.

Accessories:
None (watch only).

Internal Ref:26-1035

Shipping & Guarantee:
Your item will be carefully packed with protective cushioning and secure outer boxing. We ship from Japan within 3 business days of payment via premium express courier (DHL or FedEx) with full online tracking and insurance. We offer a full refund guarantee in the unlikely event of loss or damage during transit, ensuring complete peace of mind and security with your purchase.

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.