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Original all-steel Omega Genève 166.070 — archive photograph 1/12

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Original all-steel Omega Genève 166.070

Price: €985,00
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Stunning all-steel Omega Genève

Completely original 

Rice-grain bracelet,

Signed crown

Signed crystal

35 mm excluding crown 

Ref. 166.070

A note on the brand's history: Omega

Omega was founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt and took its name from a movement introduced in 1894. The Seamaster collection appeared in 1948, while the Speedmaster later became associated with lunar exploration.

Brand history — Omega

Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt, Omega took its name from a calibre introduced in 1894 that marked the rise of the company's modern production. The Seamaster appeared in 1948, while the Speedmaster became part of space-exploration history by accompanying the lunar missions. An interesting detail: before the famous modern dive watches, the early Seamaster models were primarily conceived as robust, elegant everyday watches, drawing on experience gained during the Second World War.