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    Omega Genève 166099 (1971)

    Omega • 1971

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    €1,400
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    Sold on Aug 26, 2026
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    About This Watch

    Presented for auction by Second Vintage This classic 1971 Omega Genève features a pristine silver sunburst dial and a sharp stainless steel tonneau case with preserved chamfers. Fitted with its original signed flat link bracelet, this well-preserved vintage timepiece offers a highly cohesive aesthetic and clean 1970s geometry. Brand: Omega Model: Genève Reference Number: 166099 Serial Number: 33397561 Movement: Automatic, Omega Caliber 1481 Dial: Silver sunburst with black-accented applied indices Case Size: 35mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel Production Year: 1971 Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Timegrapher: +20+22s/day, running strong and steady. Dial and Hands The pristine silver sunburst dial remains in near-mint condition, displaying a brilliant and clean surface with no visible spotting, staining, or damage. Applied indices feature black inserts that coordinate perfectly with the crisp dial printing. The matching stick hands also carry black inserts and are exceptionally clean, remaining completely free of oxidation or corrosion. Case and Crystal The stainless steel tonneau case exhibits well-preserved vintage geometry, highlighting brushed top surfaces that transition into polished chamfers. The edges remain sharp and well-defined, showing only light superficial scratches consistent with careful wear. A polished smooth bezel ring integrates smoothly into the case design, displaying minor hairline scratches. The domed acrylic crystal is clear with no significant scratches, crazing, or chips visible. The watch is fitted with a signed Omega crown featuring good knurling definition. Movement Inside beats the Omega Caliber 1481 automatic movement. The copper-colored plating is clean, and the rotor and plates appear well preserved without any visible oxidation, corrosion, or damaged screw heads. Engravings for Omega Watch Co, the caliber number, and the serial number are clearly present. The timegrapher records +20+22s/day. Performing well within expected vintage tolerances; running strong and steady. Strap The watch is fitted with its original signed stainless steel flat link bracelet, completing the original integrated-style aesthetic. The bracelet shows light surface wear and minor scratches, and fastens securely via a signed Omega clasp. It accommodates a maximum wrist fit of up to 17.5cm. Condition Excellent vintage condition. The dial and hands are exceptionally well preserved, while the case retains its sharp lines and original finishing with only minor superficial marks. The original flat link bracelet remains in highly attractive shape. The movement is clean and running well, supported by the recorded timegrapher results. Dimensions 35mm (excluding the crown) Remarks This Omega Genève delivers an outstanding 1970s tonneau design with a dial that catches the light beautifully. The presence of its original flat link bracelet and the sharp condition of the case make it a compelling choice for any enthusiast of classic Swiss watchmaking. History Introduced in the mid-20th century, the Genève line was originally conceived by Omega to represent top-tier watches manufactured to exacting standards in Geneva. By the late 1960s and 1970s, the Genève collection had evolved to encompass a wide variety of forward-thinking designs, often featuring bold case shapes and reliable automatic calibers. The Caliber 1481 was a robust movement known for its practical performance and durability. Today, a well-preserved tonneau Genève from this era offers a distinct and highly wearable slice of Omega's diverse design history. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-OAG-0012

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