Omega Genève “Oval” Brushed Grey Dial Ref. 511.417 (circa 1973) other It’d be a sin to

It’d be a sin to even think of polishing this as signs of wear are “minimal” at worst

This specific piece was one of the OGs and the icons of the 90s

High-grade Credor Cal

Dial has minor discoloisation on the right side as shown

These Longines Octagons are our hottest sellers

Omega Genève “Oval” Brushed Grey Dial Ref. 511.417 (circa 1973) other It’d be a sin toWHY WE CURATED IT: Genve models are prized by value conscious collectors. Initially a flagship dress line in the 50s, Genves took a backseat in the 60s as Speedmasters Seamasters rose to fame. But Omega kept refining the collection, bringing affordability through simpler cases without compromising mechanical quality. By the late 60s70s, they experimented with bold shapes, including horizontal ovals akin to the ergonomic Genve Dynamic (see our previous