Reference 131.019 belongs to Omega’s 1960s production and is associated with the manual-wind calibers 600 and later 601. Its six-digit reference illustrates the MAPICS coding system introduced by Omega during this period.
The model was offered in stainless steel, gold-plated, and steel/gold versions, with a case measuring approximately 34 mm. It is a straightforward center-seconds dress watch, typically featuring baton indexes and clean silver, champagne, black, or blue dials.
The reference reflects Omega’s accessible yet well-made hand-wound production, using one of the brand’s most reliable no-date movements.
The present stainless steel example features a silver dial with a rhodium-plated Omega logo and indexes, as well as steel baton hands.
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