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    Omega - Genève - No reserve price - Men - 1970-1979

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    Now available at auction from Second Vintage Classic 1970s Omega Genève with a distinctive TV case, featuring a well-preserved gold-tone sunburst dial and its original signed Omega bracelet. Brand: Omega Model: Genève Movement: Automatic Dial: Gold-tone sunburst finish with applied baton indices and framed date window Case Size: 44mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Gold-tone Production Year: 1970s Condition: Good vintage condition. Timegrapher: -11-13s/day, performing remarkably well. Dial and Hands The dial is well-preserved and clean, showcasing a radiant gold-tone sunburst finish. It features applied baton indices detailed with black inserts, complemented by a framed date window positioned at 3 o'clock. The dial surface remains free of any significant spotting or visible damage. The original stick hands also carry black inserts, displaying visible age-related oxidation and minor debris on their surfaces. Case and Crystal The watch is defined by its distinctive 1970s TV-shaped case design, presented in worn vintage condition with notable plating wear on the reverse. The gold-tone case shows surface scratches and handling marks throughout, alongside significant plating loss visible on the rear edges and lugs near the caseback. A recessed crown, clearly signed with the Omega logo, sits neatly against the case flank. The flat acrylic crystal features beveled edges and exhibits light surface scratches visible under direct light. Movement The watch is powered by an automatic movement. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. The timegrapher records a rate of -11-13s/day. Strap The watch is fitted with its original signed gold-tone folded link bracelet, showing normal honest wear. The bracelet displays surface scratches and wear consistent with age, and is secured by a clasp clearly signed with the Omega logo. It accommodates a maximum wrist size of 17.5cm. Condition Good vintage condition. Supported by the recorded timegrapher result, the movement is performing very strongly. The dial remains remarkably clean and well-preserved, while the hands show expected oxidation. The TV-shaped case displays surface scratches and handling marks, with significant plating loss apparent on the rear edges and lugs. The original signed bracelet exhibits age-consistent wear and surface scratches. The acrylic crystal bears light scratches visible under direct lighting. Dimensions The case measures 44mm in diameter, excluding the crown. Remarks This Omega Genève offers a striking example of 1970s design language with its bold TV-shaped case. The exceptionally clean sunburst dial and the presence of its original signed bracelet make it a compelling choice for collectors of era-specific vintage timepieces. History The Omega Genève line was introduced in the 1950s to represent the brand's elegant, reliable, and accessible dress watches, eventually becoming one of Omega's most successful collections by the 1970s. During this era, watch design underwent a dramatic shift, moving away from traditional round cases toward bold, geometric shapes. The TV-shaped case became a defining aesthetic of the decade, reflecting a futuristic approach to industrial design. Today, these distinctively shaped models are appreciated by collectors for their unapologetic 1970s character and robust mechanical construction. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-AGX-0022

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