I'm not so sure that it is Ok, as that case does not appear to be correct. I do not believe that the lugs are not correct for an early Geneve, so it may well be a "franken".
The reference number on the inside of the case back will tell the story, but you should be prepared for an unhappy ending.
Just arrived per mail:
I pulled the trigger because to me the price was right. Crown not original, but otherwise look ok. Unless some of you can blow me of my cloud😀
Ref 14713 caliber 267.
Well guys, I think you are right. I was focussing too much on the dial, where I should have paid attention to all of the elements. The case is correct dor the 14713-CK. The movement matches the dial? It is a 267 cal movement. So it appears that the dial with movement is placed in another case. Still like the watch though, although it now officially is a franken watch😀.
Lesson learned: don’t buy when you are tired
Well guys, I think you are right. I was focussing too much on the dial, where I should have paid attention to all of the elements. The case is correct dor the 14713-CK. The movement matches the dial? It is a 267 cal movement. So it appears that the dial with movement is placed in another case. Still like the watch though, although it now officially is a franken watch😀.
Lesson learned: don’t buy when you are tired
Would you say the dial is also correct? Most of the Genève wordings are often more centered between the Omega and the dial center, yours is quite high
I have seen it on a few occasions, but always wondered if that was correct.
Maybe others can share their thoughts?
Ps: agree with others re. case ofc
dial indeed correct. Geneve is higher on the 34mm models and lower on 36mm models, where there is greater dial real estate as it were .
However I could only find one other picture of a Geneve with "Automatic" and "Geneve" in the top half of the dial.
A trio of 2748s in stainless, vivid yellow and veritable rose gold, I’ve never seen one in platinum or WG.
