The Omega 166.041, introduced in the late 1960s, reflects the era's preference for robust, reliable timepieces. This model is part of the Omega Geneve line, originally named after the Swiss city, symbolizing precision and innovation. The watch features a streamlined design, embodying the sleek, minimalist aesthetic popular during the decade.

What's on OfferThis 1970s gold plated Omega Geneve with a date function is in superb vintage condition. The gold coloured sunburst dial is simply stunning and boasts applied baton hour markers with onyx inserts and luminous pips (tritium is denoted by the T-Swiss Made-T) . The pencil hands correspond with luminous and onyx inserts and there is a needle central seconds hand. The dial is completed by the Omega signature and of course the framed date aperture at 3 o'clock. The gold plated tonneau case is in nice shape with a little deterioration to the perimeter of the dial - but nothing of any concern on a watch of this age! Paired with a handmade chocolate leather strap with a corresponding gold plated pin buckle. 

This watch is running well and keeping good time, it wears beautifully on the wrist and is a great option for those looking for a gold watch but without the huge price tag. A great buy!