








Omega Genève, Ref. 111.0108, Cal. 620, Men’s Dress Vintage Watch, 1971
A double baton at 12 and a lume-free silver sunburst dial give this Omega Genève watch from 1971, reference 111.0108, its restrained appearance. The polished 36 mm steel case has sharply defined lugs, an original signed crown and a domed acrylic crystal. Hand-wound caliber 620 drives the display, and a black leather strap fits the 18 mm lugs.
Silver sunburst and elongated polished markers
The silver sunburst dial changes tone at different viewing angles. Its applied baton indices are elongated and polished, with a double marker at 12 for orientation. Black Genève script appears above 6, and there is no date aperture.
The polished baton hour and minute hands are proportioned to the dial. A thin central seconds hand sweeps across the minute track. Neither the dial nor the hands carries luminous compound, preserving the display's formal visual character.
Polished steel profile and original crown
The steel case measures 36 mm across and has a slim profile with sharply defined lugs. Its polished bezel and case surfaces frame the lighter dial. A domed acrylic crystal follows the head, while the caseback is simple and unadorned.
The original Omega-signed crown offers smooth winding. The fitted black leather strap complements the dial's formal appearance. The 18 mm lug width allows other straps of that width to be fitted.
Hand-wound caliber 620
This manual-wind watch is powered by Swiss Omega caliber 620, with a slim architecture and a nominal frequency of 19,800 vibrations per hour. The watch has been fully serviced by professional watchmakers and is currently running properly. It is fully operational.
The Genève line of the late 1960s and 1970s combined refined mechanical construction with more restrained, versatile design. This dress watch, reference 111.0108, expresses that approach through its polished steel head, no-date dial and narrow markers.
The watch is used and in excellent vintage condition. Its original watch components, including the signed crown, are preserved. It comes with a 12-month warranty. Worldwide shipping is available.
| Brand | Omega |
|---|---|
| Model | Geneve |
| Reference | 111.0108 |
| Brand Origin | Switzerland |
| Gender | Men's |
| Caliber | 620 |
| Production Year | 1971 |
| Dial Color | Silver sunburst; elongated applied polished batons, double marker at 12 and black Genève script; no lume |
| Case Diameter | 36 mm |
| Lug Width | 18 mm |
| Case Material | Stainless steel; slim polished case and sharply defined lugs |
| Crystal | Domed acrylic |
| Crown | Original Omega-signed; smooth winding |
| Movement Type | Manual Winding |
| Category | Dress Vintage Watch |
| Functions | Hours, minutes and central seconds; no date; manual winding |
| Beat Rate | 19,800 vibrations per hour; nominal caliber specification |
| Strap | Black leather; 18 mm attachment |
| Condition | Used; excellent vintage condition; currently running properly |
| Fully Serviced | Yes |
| Fully Operational | Yes |
| Original Watch Components | Original watch components, including signed crown |
| Warranty | 12-month warranty |
| Caseback | Simple and unadorned |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was this vintage watch produced?
The recorded production year for this watch is 1971. See the product description and photographs for more details about this individual example.
What movement does this watch use?
This watch uses a manually wound mechanical movement, wound by turning the crown.The recorded caliber is 620.For movement-specific operating instructions, please contact Vintage Watch Studio.
What servicing or checks are carried out before sale?
Our manually wound mechanical watches are serviced before sale, including movement inspection, cleaning, lubrication and regulation as appropriate.Please see the listing for any additional work or measured performance specific to this watch.
Do the photographs show this actual vintage watch?
Yes. The photographs show the individual watch in this listing rather than a generic stock image. Please review the images and description for visible wear, condition and disclosed replacement parts. Age alone does not establish originality.
Can I wear this vintage watch in water?
Do not assume a vintage watch is water-resistant, even if it originally carried a water-resistance marking. Unless this individual watch has an explicitly confirmed, current water-resistance test in its listing, keep it away from swimming, showering and other water exposure.
Does this watch include a warranty?
Yes. Every watch sold by Vintage Watch Studio includes a 12-month warranty, whether mechanical or quartz. Coverage and exclusions are governed by our warranty terms.
Can I still buy this exact watch?
This individual vintage watch is no longer available. Since watches are individually sourced, an identical example cannot be guaranteed.







