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Omega Genève Men's Vintage Automatic Watch from the 1970s (serial code). The watch retains the original strap and the crown with an Omega (Ω) mark.

The 1973 Omega Geneve date automatic clock is in excellent condition. This watch, which is completely original, has been maintained at our own service. This is Ref. With its silver dial, silver hands and applied silver indices, the 166.01.91 watch bears an automatic Omega Cal 1012. All aspects of this watch are in perfect condition. For that time, it was a professionally cleaned, completely classic dress watch with a large case size of 35.8mm [38.5mm if the original crown is counted]. We took many pictures of the watch, including some fun close-ups and snapshots. This classic watch is in stunning condition throughout and wears its original stainless steel bracelet.

Omega writes about himself: "... Our pioneering world took us to the moon, the depths of the oceans made us timekeepers at the world's greatest sporting events. At the same time, it defined precisely.
In 1848, 23 Uret Louis Brandt set up a watchmaking workshop in La Chaux-de-Fonds. By 1879, his two sons transformed the workshop into a factory. The caliber "labrador" with a daily deviation of less than 30 seconds was driven in 1885 and in 1892 for the first hour with minute repetitions, hitting the trigger for an hour, quarter and minute. At the 1932 Olympic Games, Omega served as an official timekeeper for the first time. From that day on, Omega was one of the most famous watches in the world.

Please, look at the photos carefully. You get what you see

First-class extra-quality leather strap will be presented next to the watch.

The watch will be sent in a safe with a gift. It takes 2-3 days for Europe, 4-6 days for others, 8 days maximum for all countries. Based on our previous experience, we hope no customs fee will be charged. Buyer is responsible for customs duties.
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