1974 Omega Geneve Ref. 136.0099
This Omega Geneve is firing on all cylinders. The case and dial condition, the correct Omega signed crystal, the cal. 1030 movement and an elegant design language make this watch sing.
Omega Dynamic Ref.166.039
In the 1960s, there was a strong culture of progressive design within Omega, which lead to pushing the boundaries of watch design on a regular basis and the Dynamic lineup.
Omega Suveran 26.5 SOB
In order to keep their economy afloat during WW2, the Swedish government arranged for the import and public sale of various private market goods including some very special Omega watches, which are kn...
1970s Omega Constellation f300 hz
The Omega “Speedsonic” Cal. 1250 is a tuning fork movement produced by Ebauches SA (ESA Cal. 9162) under license from Bulova that was based on the Bulova Accutron architecture and designed by the ...
Omega De Ville Ref. 166.029
In the every growing niche jigsaw that was Omega branding during the era, the De Ville aimed to combine “the ruggedness of a sports watch with the elegance of a slim dress watch”.
Omega Genève Tank Ref 511.0469
Never one to miss an opportunity to tout their own accomplishments, in 1953 Omega began applying the name “Genève” to some of their watches to honor their own accomplishments at the Genève obser...