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Omega 470

Specifications | |
|---|---|
Brand | |
Caliber Number | 470 |
Production Start Year | Unconfirmed |
Production End Year | Unconfirmed |
Lignes | 9.5′′′ |
Diameter | 21.3 mm |
Height | 5.4 mm |
Power Reserve | |
Frequency | 19,800 A/h (2.75 Hz) |
Jewel Count | 17 |
Escapement | |
Anti-Shock Device | Incabloc |
Hand Count | 3 |
Manufacture Region | |
Functions | Hours, Minutes, Central Seconds |
Omega 470 Description
The Omega Caliber 470, introduced in 1955, is a historically important movement as it was Omega’s first small-diameter, full-rotor automatic caliber. It was specifically developed to bring self-winding technology to the brand’s ladies’ watch collections. The Caliber 470 served as the 17-jewel base for the higher-spec Caliber 471 and was the engine behind the iconic “Ladymatic” series, one of Omega’s most successful product lines. This movement was a significant engineering feat, successfully miniaturizing a reliable and efficient bi-directional automatic winding system. It marked a new era for women’s watches, offering the same convenience and modernity that had previously been available only in larger men’s models.