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Omega Genève 1660125 (1972)
Omega • 1972
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€1,300
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About This Watch
Now available at auction from Second Vintage
A quintessential 1970s Omega in outstanding condition, this Genève presents a crisp and well-preserved angular design. The sharp case geometry complements a pristine silver sunburst dial and its original integrated stainless steel bracelet, offering a highly legible and striking aesthetic.
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference Number: 1660125
Serial Number: 34334589
Movement: Automatic, Caliber 1022
Dial: Silver sunburst with applied indices and black accents
Case Size: 35 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1972
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Timegrapher: +20+24s/day, running strong and steady.
Dial and Hands
The pristine and highly legible dial features a clean silver sunburst finish. Applied indices are detailed with black inserts and intact lume plots, showing no visible spotting, staining, or damage. The clear and crisp printing includes the Omega signature and "Genève" designation. Baton hands with black inserts perfectly match the indices, presenting excellent original condition with intact luminous material that matches the dial plots and no visible oxidation or corrosion. An English day-date aperture is positioned at three o'clock.
Case and Crystal
This stainless steel case showcases a crisp and well-preserved 1970s angular design. The sharp case geometry features well-defined edges and an original brushed finish that remains strong. Light superficial scratches consistent with careful wear are present across the surfaces. The integrated smooth bezel maintains sharp edges and a clean brushed finish. A clearly signed Omega crown with well-defined knurling sits at the three o'clock position. The flat acrylic crystal is clear, showing no major scratches or crazing, and provides an undistorted view of the dial.
Movement
Powering this timepiece is the Omega Caliber 1022 automatic movement. The copper-colored plating is clean, with the rotor and bridges remaining well preserved. There is no visible corrosion, oxidation, or damaged screw heads. Timegrapher results show +20+24s/day. Performing well within expected vintage tolerances; running strong and steady.
Strap
The watch is fitted with its original signed integrated stainless steel bracelet, which is sturdy and well-matched to the case design. It features an Omega-signed clasp. The brushed finish remains strong, with light surface scratches consistent with normal use. The bracelet accommodates a maximum wrist fit of 19.5 cm.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition. The dial and hands are pristine, with intact luminous material and no visible damage. The stainless steel case and integrated bracelet retain their sharp geometry and strong brushed finishing, showing only light superficial scratches consistent with careful wear. The movement is clean and well preserved.
Dimensions
The case measures 35 mm (excluding the crown).
Remarks
This Genève stands out for its sharp, well-preserved angular case and completely clean silver sunburst dial. The presence of the original integrated bracelet and the reliable Caliber 1022 movement make this an exceptionally cohesive and attractive 1970s timepiece.
History
The Omega Genève line was introduced as a tribute to the brand's highest-quality watchmaking in Geneva and eventually evolved into a diverse collection of reliable, everyday timepieces. During the 1970s, Omega embraced bold, angular case geometries and integrated bracelets, reflecting the architectural trends of the era. The Caliber 1022 is a well-regarded movement from this period, known for its practical day-date functionality and slim profile, making it a popular choice among enthusiasts of this distinctive decade in watchmaking.
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SKU: OME-OAG-0016
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