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·Hi everyone,
I recently acquired this vintage Omega Genève and would appreciate any help identifying it more precisely. A few things make this piece unusual, and I’m wondering if it might be a rare presentation or limited edition.
From what I’ve found, this may have been a presentation watch given to Geneva public service engineers or retirees. The dial markers are especially interesting—unique and unlike the usual straight baton markers of the Genève line. I would like to know if it is rare and if it costs more than 2k.
Thanks in advance! 🙏
I recently acquired this vintage Omega Genève and would appreciate any help identifying it more precisely. A few things make this piece unusual, and I’m wondering if it might be a rare presentation or limited edition.
- Model: Omega Genève
- Year: 1950s
- Movement: Manual wind
- Case: 18K solid gold
- Dial: Silver with inward-tapering hour markers (not seen on other Genèves I've compared it to)
- Case back: Inscribed with "Les Services Industriels de Genève" (“The Industrial Services of Geneva”) and the motto “Post Tenebras Lux”
- Sub-seconds dial at 6 o'clock
- No box or papers, but in good working condition
From what I’ve found, this may have been a presentation watch given to Geneva public service engineers or retirees. The dial markers are especially interesting—unique and unlike the usual straight baton markers of the Genève line. I would like to know if it is rare and if it costs more than 2k.
Thanks in advance! 🙏
