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Lot 179: A Ladies Vintage Omega Genève Dynamic Stainless Steel Wristwatch with Presentation Case and Documentation

This auction ended on September 30, 2026.

Start price: £80

Estimated price: £80 - £120

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £220

A ladies vintage Omega Genève Dynamic wristwatch featuring a stainless steel elliptical case. The timepiece is fitted with a deep blue sunburst dial, which is marked with a silver-tone Omega logo and OMEGA at the 12 o’clock position, and Genève DYNAMIC at the 6 o’clock position. The dial is further marked T SWISS MADE T at the bottom edge. It features luminous hour and minute hands and a contrasting light blue sweep seconds hand. The watch is mounted on a black perforated rally style leather strap with a stainless steel buckle bearing the Omega logo. The solid case back is inscribed with TOOL 102 and WATERPROOF. Accompanying documentation includes an International Guarantee card, which is stamped by retailer W.W. KEMP & SON LTD. of Bristol, dated 25-12-72, and lists the movement number as 27864910 and reference ST 535015. Also included are two You and your Omega booklets. The set is housed in its original red velvet-lined presentation box and a yellow Omega outer box.


Condition report:

The watch is in good vintage condition showing signs of natural age. The stainless steel case and acrylic crystal exhibit fine surface scratches consistent with use (photos 3, 4, and 5). The luminous material on the dial and hands shows natural discolouration and aging (photo 4). The leather strap shows visible creasing and wear to the surface (photo 3). The outer yellow box shows wear to the edges and corners, and a small tear to one corner of the lid (photo 1). The internal red presentation box appears well-preserved with some minor fraying to the interior silk lining (photo 2). The mechanical movement is untested and its working order is not guaranteed.