This vintage 1971 Omega Genève Date is a classic example of Omega’s exceptional post-war watchmaking, combining clean design, mechanical reliability, and everyday wearability. Housed in a gold-plated case with a steel caseback, it offers the elegance of gold with the durability needed for regular use. The proportions are well balanced, making it an easy and comfortable vintage watch to wear.
The silver dial is crisp and understated, fitted with applied indices and luminous hands that add both practicality and subtle visual interest. The date window keeps the layout functional without disrupting the symmetry of the dial, a hallmark of the Genève line’s refined design language. Paired with a new green leather band, the watch has a fresh, contemporary look while maintaining its vintage character.
Inside is the Omega Caliber 565, a 24-jewel automatic movement and one of the brand’s most respected workhorse calibers. Known for its durability and accuracy, the 565 features a quickset date and was widely used across Omega’s collections during the late 1960s and early 1970s. It remains highly regarded by collectors and watchmakers alike for its robust construction and smooth operation.
The Genève line was introduced as an accessible yet high-quality offering within Omega’s catalog, often sharing movements and build quality with more expensive Seamaster and Constellation models. During this era, Omega was at the forefront of Swiss watchmaking, with a legacy dating back to 1848 and achievements ranging from chronometer records to space exploration and Olympic timekeeping.
This 1971 Omega Genève Date captures that heritage perfectly, offering a reliable automatic movement, timeless design, and strong brand legacy. Running well and paired with a new leather band, it’s a versatile vintage Omega that can be worn daily while still delivering genuine horological history.
This vintage 1971 Omega Genève Date is a classic example of Omega’s exceptional post-war watchmaking, combining clean design, mechanical reliability, and everyday wearability. Housed in a gold-plated case with a steel caseback, it offers the elegance of gold with the durability needed for regular use. The proportions are well balanced, making it an easy and comfortable vintage watch to wear.
The silver dial is crisp and understated, fitted with applied indices and luminous hands that add both practicality and subtle visual interest. The date window keeps the layout functional without disrupting the symmetry of the dial, a hallmark of the Genève line’s refined design language. Paired with a new green leather band, the watch has a fresh, contemporary look while maintaining its vintage character.
Inside is the Omega Caliber 565, a 24-jewel automatic movement and one of the brand’s most respected workhorse calibers. Known for its durability and accuracy, the 565 features a quickset date and was widely used across Omega’s collections during the late 1960s and early 1970s. It remains highly regarded by collectors and watchmakers alike for its robust construction and smooth operation.
The Genève line was introduced as an accessible yet high-quality offering within Omega’s catalog, often sharing movements and build quality with more expensive Seamaster and Constellation models. During this era, Omega was at the forefront of Swiss watchmaking, with a legacy dating back to 1848 and achievements ranging from chronometer records to space exploration and Olympic timekeeping.
This 1971 Omega Genève Date captures that heritage perfectly, offering a reliable automatic movement, timeless design, and strong brand legacy. Running well and paired with a new leather band, it’s a versatile vintage Omega that can be worn daily while still delivering genuine horological history.