Now available at auction from Second Vintage
This elegant ladies' timepiece captures the quintessential design language of early 1970s Swiss watchmaking, blending a sleek tonneau silhouette with a robust mechanical heart. The integrated-style aesthetic provides a seamless transition from case to bracelet, offering a sophisticated and highly wearable profile. Powered by an in-house automatic caliber, this watch represents a beautiful intersection of mid-century mechanical reliability and timeless aesthetic appeal, making it a compelling addition to any vintage collection.
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference Number: 566.0067
Serial Number: 36108178
Movement: Omega Caliber 684 Automatic
Dial: Silver sunburst dial with applied indices and warm pumpkin lume plots, presenting in excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of age.
Case Size: 26 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1973
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a beautifully preserved sunburst dial and sharp case lines.
Dial and Hands
The dial features a brilliant silver sunburst finish that plays beautifully with the light, retaining its factory texture and luster. It is adorned with an applied steel Omega logo at twelve o'clock, crisp black sans-serif typography, and applied faceted baton hour markers featuring contrasting black central inserts. Positioned at the outer edge of each hour marker are intact luminous dots that have aged uniformly to a highly attractive, warm pumpkin patina. The original black baton hands contain matching aged luminous material, complemented by a sweeping black seconds hand. The date aperture at three o'clock is framed by a stepped metallic window. The dial remains exceptionally clean, exhibiting only the faintest microscopic dust particles visible under high magnification, with no significant stains, moisture marks, or print loss.
Case and Crystal
The 26mm stainless steel case features a classic tonneau profile that integrates smoothly into the bracelet design. The upper surfaces retain their distinct radial brushing, which contrasts handsomely against the polished flanks and bezel ring. The original signed Omega scalloped crown is present and well-defined. The case exhibits honest, light handling marks and superficial hairline scratches consistent with careful wear over the decades, without any deep impacts or loss of structural integrity. The crystal remains clear, offering an unobstructed view of the dial beneath. The polished, screw-down stainless steel caseback displays standard tool marks from previous openings and is correctly stamped internally with the reference numbers 566 0067 and 766 0805.
Movement
Powering this timepiece is the copper-finished Omega Caliber 684 automatic movement. The rotor is cleanly signed, and the serial number 36108178 is clearly stamped on the bridge, dating the watch to exactly 1973. The movement presents beautifully under inspection, with bright, clean surfaces, vibrant rubies, and no visible signs of moisture intrusion. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. The timegrapher results indicate a healthy deviation of +7 to +9 seconds per day with strong amplitude.
Strap
The watch is fitted with its period-correct stainless steel flat-link style bracelet, culminating in a folding clasp proudly bearing the embossed Omega logo. The brushed links show normal, age-appropriate wear and slight stretch consistent with its era, maintaining a secure and comfortable fit on the wrist.
Condition
Graded as Excellent vintage condition. The watch has been wonderfully preserved, with the primary value driver, the dial, remaining exceptionally sharp and vibrant. The case retains strong structural integrity and clear transitions between its brushed and polished finishes. The warm, even aging of the luminous material adds significant collector appeal, while the movement remains robust and visually pristine.
Dimensions
The stainless steel case measures 26 millimeters across, excluding the signed crown. The accompanying signed stainless steel bracelet will accommodate a wrist size of up to 17 centimeters.
Remarks
This ladies' Omega Genève perfectly captures the sleek, cohesive design ethos of the 1970s. It offers a sophisticated presence on the wrist, combining a highly regarded automatic caliber with an elegant, highly readable dial configuration that remains just as striking today as it was upon its release.
History
The Omega Genève collection was introduced in the mid-twentieth century as a tribute to the brand's highest-tier watchmaking origins in Geneva, Switzerland. By the 1970s, the Genève line represented a dynamic and vast segment of Omega's catalog, offering forward-thinking case designs and reliable in-house movements. These models were celebrated for bringing premium Swiss engineering into everyday wearable silhouettes, establishing a legacy of durability and timeless style that continues to resonate with vintage watch enthusiasts today.
/ Second Vintage
SKU: OME-OAG-0009




























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Omega - Genève - No reserve price - 566.0067 - Women - 1973
Omega • 1973
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472 US$
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