Omega Geneve 136.011, 1965 £1500 - £3000 the mark used by a

the mark used by a group of Swiss watchmakers in the 1970s who were part of the L’Association pour la Promotion Industrielle de l’Or or APIOR (The Association for the Industrial Promotion of Gold)

Choose a timeless dress watch with this Omega Seamaster de Ville 166

this time a reference 349 from the late 1930’s to mid 1940’s

this watch is an absolute bargain and would surely cost well in excess of £5k in London dealers

It also featured a new automatic movement

Omega Geneve 136.011, 1965 £1500 - £3000 the mark used by aAn attractive Omega Geneve 136. 011 from circa 1965. For those who prefer understated class over an in your face design, this Omega Geneve is well worth considering! Its 35mm case makes for an ideal size for a vintage dress watch and its clean dial design makes it truly timeless. The watch itself is powered by a serviced calibre 611 manual wind movement. Finally the watch has been fitted to a new black leather strap to complete its understated look.