Presented for auction by Second Vintage
This Omega Genève captures the distinctive and bold design language of the 1970s, offering a sophisticated cushion-shaped profile that stands apart from traditional round dress watches. Combining elegant proportions with a highly reliable automatic caliber, this timepiece represents a fantastic era of Omega's history where robust everyday performance met unique, architectural case designs.
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference Number: 162.0052
Serial Number: 36750229
Movement: Automatic, Caliber 1012
Dial: Silver sunburst dial with applied black-insert indices, exceptionally clean condition
Case Size: 32 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless steel
Production Year: 1973
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, highlighted by a pristine dial
Dial and Hands
The watch features a beautiful silver sunburst dial that catches the light dynamically across its surface. It is appointed with applied steel baton indices featuring precise black central inserts, perfectly matched by the applied steel Omega logo at twelve o'clock. The typography is executed in a crisp sans-serif font for the Omega Automatic branding, alongside the classic serif Genève script above six o'clock. A framed date aperture sits cleanly at the three o'clock position. The steel baton hands carry matching black inserts and are accompanied by a slender sweeping center seconds hand. The dial is in remarkable condition, appearing flawlessly clean with no visible spots, stains, moisture marks, or discoloration, presenting an outstanding factory-fresh aesthetic.
Case and Crystal
The stainless steel cushion case showcases a classic 1970s television-screen silhouette. The upper bezel surface retains a distinct vertical brushing that transitions sharply into polished case flanks. The lug profile remains well-defined and sharp, maintaining the intended architectural geometry of the era. The watch is fitted with a signed Omega crown featuring the brand's iconic logo. The solid stainless steel caseback displays horizontal brushing along with honest surface scratches and light handling marks consistent with normal vintage wear. The crystal protects the dial clearly, showing a smooth surface free of heavy marks or distracting blemishes.
Movement
Powering this timepiece is the in-house Omega Caliber 1012 automatic movement, finished in the brand's signature copper plating. A close inspection of the movement reveals the prominent Omega logo on the winding rotor, alongside the clearly engraved serial number 36750229 and the 1012 caliber designation on the main bridge. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. Timegrapher results indicate a performance of -10 to -12 seconds per day.
Strap
The watch is paired with a heavily textured, distressed leather strap in deep reddish-brown and black tones, finished with contrast stitching. The strap shows significant signs of wear, surface peeling, and heavy patina, adding a highly rugged and aged character to the presentation.
Condition
This timepiece is in excellent vintage condition overall. The dial and hands are exceptionally well-preserved, standing out as the highlight of the watch with their pristine appearance. The stainless steel case shows normal, honest signs of use with light scratches, particularly on the caseback, but retains strong lines and attractive contrasting finishes.
Dimensions
The case measures 32 mm in width excluding the crown.
Remarks
This Genève is a quintessential example of Omega's 1970s design evolution, blending an elegant sunburst dial with a robust cushion case. Its exceptionally clean face and strong mechanical health make it a highly desirable piece for collectors seeking a character-rich vintage dress watch with reliable daily wearability.
History
The Genève collection was originally introduced by Omega to honor its highest-tier Swiss watchmaking standards, taking its name from the prestigious watchmaking canton. By the 1970s, the line evolved to embrace the dynamic and varied aesthetic preferences of the decade, introducing cushion cases, vibrant dials, and the brand's advanced 1000-series automatic movements. These models provided a perfect bridge between elegant dress watches and modern, durable daily wearers, solidifying the Genève's reputation as a versatile and enduring classic in Omega's extensive archive.
/ Second Vintage
SKU: OME-OAG-0007



























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Omega Genève 162.0052 (1973)
Omega • 1973
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