Vintage Geneve Omega Identification

Once you get it, I’d be interested to see much sharper photos of the dial.

In your position, I’d wear it for a while to see how it runs before sending it out for service.

If there are any scratches on the crystal, buy a tube of Polywatch and rub them out. You can check if the crystal is original by looking carefully to see if there’s an Omega logo etched in the centre. Nice if it is but if it ever needs replacing, a generic crystal is only about $10?

Don't treat it as waterproof - more splash proof - so take it off if you’re showering or washing up.

The 565 really is ultra reliable and easy to service with parts readily available and you advance the date by pulling the crown two notches and pushing it in. To alter the time pull the crown one notch.

Post where you’re located and someone will recommend a fairly local watchmaker although many of us now send and receive our watches by insured mail.