Thank you for visiting our listing. This is a vintage Omega Genève ladies' automatic wristwatch, a refined example from the Genève line — one of Omega's most beloved dress watch collections of the 1970s, prized for its clean design and reliable Swiss movements. The silver sunray dial features applied black baton hour markers with a slim minute track along the outer edge, the OMEGA Ω logo, "AUTOMATIC" text, and the "Genève" script printed below the centre. A date window is positioned at 3 o'clock, and "SWISS MADE" is printed at the 6 o'clock position. The round case is crafted entirely in stainless steel, as confirmed by the "ACIER INOXYDABLE" engraving on the case back. The crown is positioned at 3 o'clock. Powering the watch is the Omega automatic Calibre 681, a self-winding movement with 24 jewels, adjusted to two positions, with date function. The watch is fitted with a silver-tone mesh bracelet. Please check the photographs carefully as they form part of the description. Reference: 566.002 Movement: Omega Cal.681 (Automatic, 24 jewels) Serial Number: 33405861 Case size: approx. 21 mm (excluding crown) Max wrist size : approx. 13cm - 22cm Band : Aftermarket Functional The watch is running. Since this watch is a vintage item with no documented service history and an unknown daily rate, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. We recommend an overhaul for long-term daily use. Condition There are minor scratches from normal use, but overall it is in Beautiful condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed condition. **Cancellation and Return Policy** Cancellations and returns are not accepted after the auction has ended. Please carefully review the product description, images, and our policies before bidding. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us before bidding. **Please Note for International Buyers (Importer Obligations)** We ship items from Japan. items will be shipped via FedEx or DHL . We ship within 3 business days after payment confirmation. Delivery may take approximately 3-7 days after shipment. Import duties, taxes (example VAT, GST), and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check in advance about those additional costs in your customs office before buying. Generally, those additional costs will be charged by the carrier when you receive the item. Please note that they are different from additional shipping charges. In rare cases, Import duties, taxes (e.g., VAT, GST), and charges may be billed after delivery. Please ensure payment is made promptly in such instances. You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs or shipping agent regarding customs clearance. Please make sure you are available to answer the phone. Payment refusals or delays may incur late fees, so please pay as soon as possible. If you don't pay the customs fees, your order will be returned to us. If an item is returned due to unpaid customs duties or refusal to accept delivery, the total amount paid for the item and shipping fees cannot be refunded. This is because when an item is returned due to unpaid customs duties or refusal to accept delivery, the return shipping cost and any incurred import duties (consumption tax) will be billed to the sender. Please bid with this understanding. If you wish to request a reshipment, you will need to pay the reshipment shipping fee and customs duties (including any duties incurred when returning the item to the seller's country) again. We write the customs declaration correctly. No undervalue. No checkmark gift. Returns are only possible in cases of defects or significant discrepancies from the description. we are not responsible for damage, loss, or loss of value that may occur during international shipping, customs clearance, or delivery delays. If you encounter any issues, please initiate three-way communication through Catawiki Customer Support. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Important Notice Regarding Import Duties for US Customers Due to changes in US customs regulations, the De Minimis rule, which previously exempted imports under $800 from duties, is being phased out or eliminated for many products. As a result, import duties may apply even to low-value shipments.