Stainless steel OMEGA Genève automatic wristwatch. Made 1968

Stainless steel OMEGA Genève automatic wristwatch. Made 1968First launched in 1953, the name ''Genve'' line was introduced to pay homage to the OMEGA ''Usine de Genve'' workshops. The name referred to the Genve Observatory where the 30mm calibre set numerous records. OMEGA's precision workshops in Geneva where famous producing the 30mm collection which included the famous 30mm calibre and 30mm tourbillons under the direction of A. Jaccard. The line was later extended to include some lady's watches, such as the

Material: 9ct yellow gold

and in steel

perpetual calendar wristwatches as well as the first split-second chronograph wristwatch

SKU: 02870

With the initial Apollo Soyuz release

920 (with a date)

Reference: 2998-4

the 12-400 is the known successor to Patek's famous 12-120 calibre

Model: Tank

a date window at 3 o’clock

Calibre: 2003

Dial: Lapis lazuli dial with gold mirror polished baton hands