1969 Omega Geneve Dynamic Automatic French Day Date with Two Tone Silver and Blue Bullseye Dial Model 166.079 in Stainless Steel on Bracelet over5000 Another spec produced during World

Another spec produced during World War II was the "Ordinance Department" watch

Oyster Perpetual Date' with the famous Rolex crown logo at 12 o'clock and 'Superlative Chronometer

5 x 30mm and is a very comfortable wear on the wrist for both him and her

In addition

1969 Omega Geneve Dynamic Automatic French Day Date with Two Tone Silver and Blue Bullseye Dial Model 166.079 in Stainless Steel on Bracelet over5000 Another spec produced during WorldThis Watch We have here one of our favourite Omegas from the late 1960s 1970s the Dynamic! The original two tone, bullseye dial has a blue outer minute track with slim, painted, white baton markers that extend into the inner silver ring. At 3 o'clock is the unusual, French day date function, with a cyclops magnification on the crystal. At the centre of the dial are the baton hour and minute hands, which are nicely complemented by the blue central