The Omega Geneve line was born in the early 1950's as a commemoration of Omegas achievement with regards to the Geneva testing that had taken place at that time. The line was fitted with movements that were still held in high regards when concerning accuracy but was offered at a cheaper price point when compared to other lines like the Deville or Constellation that were also offered at that time..
     This is one that gets us up in the morning as vintage watch enthusiasts. Seemingly finding a time capsule. A 1972 Omega Geneve - a complete set- with original box, papers, band and buckle. We are thrilled to be offering this in our vintage watch shop. 

ABOUT THIS WATCH: 

MANUFACTURER: Omega

MODEL: Geneve

REFERENCE: 131/25016

SERIAL: 3213xxxx

YEAR: 1972

DIAL: The original white linen omega dial is in great condition. It is relatively free of any staining, blemishes or patina save for some faint concentric circular lines that can be seen near the center post of the three hands. The non-luminous dial is completed by black inlay style hour markers and matching pencil style hands. 

CASE:  The 34mm solid 9ct gold case is in great shape and shows very minimal wear from use. The watch is completed by its original crown.

MOVEMENT: Omega manual wound caliber 601.  The watch was timed over 24 hour period. The 24 hours included periods of wear and non-wear. When compared to atomic EST the watch gained 13 seconds over those 24hours. 

BRACELET: Comes on its original omega signed band that original came with the watch all the way back in 1972. 

ACCESSORIES: Comes with original box, papers, band and buckle. 

BOX/PAPERS:  Yes. 

BANK WIRE PRICE: $1,600 shipped.