WELL I SURE DID.

Presenting my very first Omega. Genève Cal 613 Manual wind from 1972 with some sort of voodoo method of setting the date that i haven't figured out yet. Seems to be numbers matching and i will post case back pictures as soon as i get home.

Cheers,

-Tony

 

Nice watch, it looks to be in pretty good condition.
You should be able to advance the date by pulling the crown out as far as it will go, past the time setting detent, then pushing it back in, sort of in a pumping action. The date should advance by one for each "pump". Enjoy!

 

holy crackers, it works! thanks!

it looks even better than when i first got it because i gave 'er a little bit of elbow grease and polywatch an hour ago

 

Congrats on a classic purchase!

 

Nice! are you collecting 1972 artifacts?

 

Definitely a classic. Beautiful!

 

Hey All,

I've recently inherited an all-original speedmaster Mkii from my father and am having it serviced at Archer Watches this week. I've decided to put up my Geneve for sale to help cover the cost of fixing up the speedmaster since it has alot of sentimental value.

So, for all you international folks, i've put it up online for sale to allow for a secure deal (unless you guys know of a better way)..

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/-/281829047264Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

Thanks!

-Tony