Omega Geneve Ref. 2903: Redialed Tresor or Original?

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Beornottobe

·Dec 17, 2025

Hi esteem members of the forum. Anyone know if this Geneve dial is an obvious redial of a Tresor series? Appreciate your comments.

 

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JimInOz

·Dec 17, 2025·Melbourne Australia

Looks OK to me.
Reference 2903?

 

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Tony C.

·Dec 17, 2025·Ωf Jury member

Looks Ok to my eye, as well.

 

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Davidt

·Dec 17, 2025

Looks original to me too. These are nicer watches than the later 60’s Geneves and have different fonts etc.

Obviously this one isn’t great as it has some damage.

 

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Beornottobe

·Dec 17, 2025

JimInOz

Looks OK to me.
Reference 2903?

Yes, 2903.

 

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Beornottobe

·Dec 17, 2025

Davidt

Looks original to me too. These are nicer watches than the later 60’s Geneves and have different fonts etc.

Obviously this one isn’t great as it has some damage.

What do you think about the price? They offer 800$, is it worth it?

 

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Davidt

·Dec 17, 2025

I would say no. The dial condition has a huge impact on the value of a vintage watch. Of the dial was relatively unmarked that price would be fine but I wouldn’t pay it with that dial

 

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Dan S

·Dec 17, 2025

Davidt

I would say no. The dial condition has a huge impact on the value of a vintage watch. Of the dial was relatively unmarked that price would be fine but I wouldn’t pay it with that dial

Agreed, the highly visible scratches on the dial are a dealbreaker, I think this watch will be very hard to sell for more than a few hundred. TBH, $800 would be very high for a gold-plated watch even in good condition. You should be able to get a nice gold-capped example for that price.