Overview
A classic vintage Swiss timepiece featuring a gold-plated case, a sunburst silver dial, and a reliable automatic (self-winding) movement. This model represents the 'Golden Age' of mechanical watchmaking before the quartz revolution changed the industry forever.
Story
In 1970, while the world was still buzzing from Omega's success on the moon, the Genève line was the brand's sophisticated answer for the everyday professional. It was named after the city of Geneva, where Omega's most elite observatory trials and finishing took place, serving as a badge of precision and urban elegance.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt, Omega has become one of the most recognized names in horology, serving as the official timekeeper of the Olympics since 1932. The Genève line was specifically positioned to showcase high-quality Swiss movements in accessible, stylish designs.
Condition & Value
The case shows honest wear with surface scratches and some minor 'flea bites' on the lugs, consistent with regular use. The acrylic crystal has several scuffs that could likely be polished out with Polywatch.