I have a vintage Omega Geneve dating from around 1962.It is a lovely looking piece which keeps good time only what makes it unusual is that the words Geneve are not written on the face.Has anyone seen this before?Could they possibly have worn off during a clean or were some models manufactured this way?
Worse altogether,could I have a fake?

 

Your watch probably isn't a fake, though it could be a redial. There were numerous varieties made, so unless some of the members turn on their psychic powers, you won't get a decent answer until you post a picture

 

Welcome to the forum! If you post a photo, I am sure you will get plenty of expert feedback about your watch.

On another note, full points for your choice of user name, which calls to mind the smoothest uni-browed R&B crooner of the 1990s.

Surely this should be your avatar?

 

What makes you so sure it's a Geneve?

 

Do you think the face may have be replaced at some stage?

 

Well I'd say it most closely resembles a Geneve.

 

I'll ask you the same question again.
What makes you think it is a Geneve in the first place?

 

As all the other members tried to tell you:
If you don't post any pictures of your watch we can't help you...

 

To us, from the posted pictures, it also looks like tuna fish on whole wheat


or perhaps a Volkswagen type three fastback..



what do you think Norm?

 

Well Fritz....I dunno, I'd go with the Volkswagen..... but a type four... not a three.....

 

Thanks Norm......

 

Because it looks like a Geneve,does it not?

 

Keep ya hair on fella.

 

@Albsure lots of Omegas were produced without model name on the dial (and many went unnamed) and yours looks perfectly fine - enjoy!