1972 Omega Geneve 166.0010

Expertly crafted in 1972, this Omega Genève 166.0010 showcases the understated elegance and mechanical excellence that defined Omega during the early 1970s. The watch features a distinctive square gold-plated case that gives it a bold yet refined presence on the wrist, perfectly complemented by a striking green dial. The dial’s clean layout and warm gold tones create a sophisticated contrast, offering both excellent legibility and timeless style.

At its heart beats the renowned Omega Calibre 565 automatic movement, a highly regarded Swiss movement celebrated for its durability, smooth operation, and dependable timekeeping. Known among collectors for its robust construction and quick-set date function, this calibre reflects Omega’s commitment to precision engineering during one of its most respected eras.

Completing the watch is a premium green leather strap that echoes the dial’s rich colour, giving the piece a cohesive and elegant finish. With its combination of vintage character, reliable mechanics, and versatile design, this 1972 Genève is a refined timepiece that transitions effortlessly from everyday wear to more formal occasions.

• Manufacturer: Omega
• Country of origin: Switzerland
• Serial no.: 3404****
• Year built: 1972
• Model: Geneve 166.0010
• Functions: Hours, Minutes, Sweep Seconds and Date
• Case material: Stainless Steel
• Case markings (outside): Blank
• Case markings (inside): Omega Watch Co | Swiss Made.
• Case condition: Excellent condition no scratches to the crystal, no markings to the case.
• Dimensions: 33mm diameter (excluding crowns), 34mm including crown.
• Dial: Sunburst Green with Silver hour markers.
• Hands: Silver and white with white sweeping seconds hand.
• Movement type: High grade, Cal 565, automatic, shock resistant.
• Movement markings: Omega Watch Co. Swiss. 3404****, Cal 565, Omega Logo
• Band: Premium green leather strap.
• Serviced: Yes, cleaned and oiled.

Things to consider:

The watches we sell are all either Manual or Automatic movements. Knowing this is an important aspect of your purchase, as the movement type defines how the watch will run. Check out the above description to confirm the movement type, then head to the "So What Now?" section of our site for further information on movements; advice on looking after your vintage watch; and answers to some more frequently asked questions!

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