So, it's serial number 18292235 = year of production 1961
Try to find a correct crown
This is off topic, but Panjo, I like what I can see of your avatar photograph. Can't see all of it and the reading glasses aren't helping enough, but is that a 1949 Cadillac?
This is off topic, but Panjo, I like what I can see of your avatar photograph. Can't see all of it and the reading glasses aren't helping enough, but is that a 1949 Cadillac?
Well, it is 1948 Cadillac Series Sixty Two Convertible. (unfortunately not my)
Ref 2981, cal 491 auto from 1958 - super sharp stainless steel case With rose gold dial furniture, but some unfortunate dial damage has occurred in the past
You could always start a new thread for later Genèves although be aware that some OF members tend to denigrate these and bracket them with Timex and Invicta watches. 😀
You could always start a new thread for later Genèves although be aware that some OF members tend to denigrate these and bracket them with Timex and Invicta watches. 😀
They are cheap, but very enjoyable. With the right bracelet they represent the perfect daily wearer.
I really think that the older Genéves are very underrated watches. At the time, they were second only to the Constellation line in Omega’s stable of dress watches. Personally, I think that it’s much more difficult to find a vintage 1950’s/early 1960’s Geneve in excellent shape than it is to find a Constellation from the same period in similar condition.
I got my great grandfathers Genève when I turned 20, this is the watch that made me love watches and the condition is mint. When he passed away the watch was in a safe for almost 30 years. Ofc the affection value is very high 😀 It needs a service though since the crown isn't really operating smoothly. Unfortunately I know very little about this watch in general. If anybody knows the reference number please feel free to fill in!