Geneve Ref 166.0202

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badsneaker

·Aug 22, 2024

Hi Folks,

I'm trying to find more info on this vintage Omega I have. I cannot find any pictures of this watch out there. I have been told by Olaf at vintagemasters.eu it is a Geneve from the 60's. The watch currently does not work. I'm considering having it refurbished but not sure if it would be worth it. Thanks in advance for any comments or advice.

 

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Dan S

·Aug 22, 2024

The reference number will be inside the case-back. I'm not sure the hands are original, but who knows.

 

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X350 XJR

·Aug 22, 2024·Vintage Omega Aficionado

166.0202 has a beveled edge on the lugs.

Depending on where you are service and a crystal would be around $300- $400.

Edited: Aug 22, 2024

 

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Davidt

·Aug 22, 2024

Looks more like a 166.070

 

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badsneaker

·Aug 22, 2024

 

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badsneaker

·Aug 22, 2024

It is a 166.070. Worth restoring?

 

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sheepdoll

·Aug 23, 2024

Any watch is worth restoring, If one has the times and funds to do so. I personally am fond of reviving rusty movements.

 

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JimInOz

·Aug 23, 2024·Melbourne Australia

badsneaker

It is a 166.070. Worth restoring?

Certainly.
Not via Omega though, any competent watchmaker can service these, preferably one with an Omega parts account because it will certainly need new parts (crystal/stem/other bits).

Ditch the awful bracelet and get a nice strap for it. It'll look much better when the dial is visible.

 

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badsneaker

·Aug 23, 2024

Thanks folks! I may have it restored.