Omega - Genève - Zonder minimumprijs - 166.0099 - Heren - 1972






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Omega Genève Referentie 166.0099, een automatische horloge uit 1972 met Caliber 1481, 36 mm roestvrijstalen kast, grijze wijzerplaat met lichte patina, originele Omega roestvrijstalen armband, nieuw plexiglas kristal en schroefdekselschroef, met beweging in goede staat maar met behoefte aan een nieuwe balansveer.
Beschrijving van de verkoper
The Omega Genève Reference 166.0099 is a beautifully preserved vintage men's watch from 1972, driven by an automatic Caliber 1481. The 36 mm stainless steel case presents a classic, versatile presence that remains highly popular among collectors and wearers. The original grey dial shows an attractive patina of small white dots that adds character while the hands and hour indices remain very well preserved. The watch has a fully new, immaculate plexiglass crystal and a screwed caseback ensuring a solid feel on the wrist.
The watch comes on its original Omega bracelet, which is in very good condition. Mechanically serviced and checked, this timepiece keeps accurate time with a healthy power reserve and shows no noticeable timing deviations. This Omega Genève offers a tasteful blend of vintage charm, robust build quality, and dependable daily wearability.
History
The Omega Genève line was introduced in the 1950s and gained prominence through the 1960s and 1970s as Omega’s range of elegant, reliable, and accessible dress watches. Named after the Swiss watchmaking city of Geneva, the Genève collection combined refined design with dependable movements, appealing to customers seeking everyday sophistication without the formality of Omega’s flagship lines. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Omega offered a variety of movements and case sizes within the Genève umbrella, including automatic calibers such as the 1481. The Genève models from this era are valued today for their clean, timeless aesthetics, solid construction, and represent an approachable entry point for collectors of vintage Omega watches.
Specifications
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference: 166.0099
Case diameter: 36 mm
Year of manufacture: 1972
Movement: Automatic, Caliber 1481
Case material: Stainless steel
Caseback: Screw-down
Dial: Original grey dial with light patina (small white spotting)
Hands and indices: Original, very well preserved
Crystal: New plexiglass (immaculate)
Bracelet: Original Omega stainless steel bracelet, good condition
Condition: The watch is in very nice condition and looks fantastic. The movement is also in good condition but needs a new balance spring.!!
Sold as shown in the photos
De verkoper stelt zich voor
The Omega Genève Reference 166.0099 is a beautifully preserved vintage men's watch from 1972, driven by an automatic Caliber 1481. The 36 mm stainless steel case presents a classic, versatile presence that remains highly popular among collectors and wearers. The original grey dial shows an attractive patina of small white dots that adds character while the hands and hour indices remain very well preserved. The watch has a fully new, immaculate plexiglass crystal and a screwed caseback ensuring a solid feel on the wrist.
The watch comes on its original Omega bracelet, which is in very good condition. Mechanically serviced and checked, this timepiece keeps accurate time with a healthy power reserve and shows no noticeable timing deviations. This Omega Genève offers a tasteful blend of vintage charm, robust build quality, and dependable daily wearability.
History
The Omega Genève line was introduced in the 1950s and gained prominence through the 1960s and 1970s as Omega’s range of elegant, reliable, and accessible dress watches. Named after the Swiss watchmaking city of Geneva, the Genève collection combined refined design with dependable movements, appealing to customers seeking everyday sophistication without the formality of Omega’s flagship lines. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Omega offered a variety of movements and case sizes within the Genève umbrella, including automatic calibers such as the 1481. The Genève models from this era are valued today for their clean, timeless aesthetics, solid construction, and represent an approachable entry point for collectors of vintage Omega watches.
Specifications
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference: 166.0099
Case diameter: 36 mm
Year of manufacture: 1972
Movement: Automatic, Caliber 1481
Case material: Stainless steel
Caseback: Screw-down
Dial: Original grey dial with light patina (small white spotting)
Hands and indices: Original, very well preserved
Crystal: New plexiglass (immaculate)
Bracelet: Original Omega stainless steel bracelet, good condition
Condition: The watch is in very nice condition and looks fantastic. The movement is also in good condition but needs a new balance spring.!!
Sold as shown in the photos
