Your thoughts on this Genève model please

Spruce

I think you’re right to the extent that the late 60s/early 70s models are perceived as being less desirable than the Seamasters from the same period and, when I first started on Omega they were less expensive despite having the same movements but, in recent times, they’ve become more collectible and more expensive. Although you can still find reasonable deals, these .041s have crept up in price.

N Nofret

This ones polished as well, I take it? There’s no photo of the movements, which puts me off.

Syrte

Welcome to the forum @Nofret, I don’t know much if anything about Omega - but I find this Deville quite charming.
Gentlemen any thoughts on whether this Deville is good, aside from the fact it’s a ladies watch ? 😉
Dial looks original to me but I know so little.

SkunkPrince

It's OK for what it is. A step up would be the vintage Ladymatic.

Syrte

Welcome to the forum @Nofret, I don’t know much if anything about Omega - but I find this Deville quite charming.
Gentlemen any thoughts on whether this Deville is good, aside from the fact it’s a ladies watch ? 😉
Dial looks original to me but I know so little.

Spruce

@Nofret, did you see this?


https://omegaforums.net/threads/nice-1966-longines-dress-watch-ref-7629-in-stainless-steel.129563/

N Nofret

Thanks! I’d be interested in learning more about this particular de ville ...It sells for about $260.

Syrte

Sounds way overpriced.

SkunkPrince

This might be a recommendation...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1950s-Vint...Jewel-Stainless-Steel-runs-20137/265076972506

That assumes you want the very small.

amcclell

The alignment of several lume dots is off. The Omega logo looks incorrect, as does the font. It is a redial IMHO. The case is polished, as well. Avoid this.