Vintage Omega Genéve 166.0117 from 1972

Omega is one of the oldest and most iconic watch brands in the world. Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt, Omega has grown to become an industry leader, producing some of the finest timepieces for over 170 years.

This Omega Geneve 166.0117 from 1972 is a fine example of their craftsmanship, featuring a date and day function in their beautiful cal. 1022 automatic movement. This high quality movement sits inside a 35mm stainless steel case with a screwdown caseback and an Omega signed crown. On top of the movement sits the incredible silver dial which features long stick markers. This gorgeous dial is combined with the index hands which house a beautiful custard patina inside.

The overall condition of this watch is excellent with a sharp case however there is some minor damage to the lume plots near the hour markers. This timepiece is sure to stand the test of time and make any collector proud. With its timeless design and outstanding attention to detail it will be enjoyed for many generations to come.

What we love:

• Clean and simple design
• Practical day and date function
• Thick case

What you should know:

• Minor crumbling on some of the lume plots near the hour markers