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Omega Genève Honeycomb Oversize 18k Yellow Gold Ref. 2748 from 1954

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Omega Genève Honeycomb Oversize 18k Yellow Gold Ref. 2748 from 1954Omega Genve Honeycomb Oversize Ref. 2748 A Golden Icon from 1954 A sublime relic from the golden age of Swiss watchmaking, this Omega Genve Ref. 2748 is a rare and remarkably well preserved example of Omegas early design language. Produced in 1954, during a period of quiet innovation and classic elegance, this timepiece stands out not only for its technical pedigree but for its visual poetryexpressed through a richly textured honeycomb dial, warm 18k

Omega Genève Honeycomb Oversize Ref. 2748 – A Golden Icon from 1954

A sublime relic from the golden age of Swiss watchmaking, this Omega Genève Ref. 2748 is a rare and remarkably well-preserved example of Omega’s early design language. Produced in 1954, during a period of quiet innovation and classic elegance, this timepiece stands out not only for its technical pedigree but for its visual poetry—expressed through a richly textured honeycomb dial, warm 18k yellow gold case, and original vintage charm.

A Dial of Subtle Sophistication

The centerpiece of this watch is its original Omega dial, a two-tone honeycomb textured surface that reflects light with a refined shimmer, creating visual depth rarely seen even in mid-century pieces. Its handwritten-style “Genève” typografie—an early and elegant script—adds an artisanal touch to this already exquisite dial.

Arrowhead indices and slender gold hands complete the composition, offering a refined reading experience. The dial shows a gentle, even patina that whispers of its vintage heritage, giving the watch both warmth and authenticity.

A Case of Proportion and Prestige

Housed in a generously sized oversize 18k yellow gold case, the Ref. 2748 measures a substantial 36.5mm in diameter—an impressive dimension for its time and one that gives it excellent wrist presence by today’s standards. The case retains sharp lines and has not been over-polished, preserving the original geometry that collectors so desire.

A domed plexiglass crystal caps the dial, delivering that sought-after vintage distortion and charm. The original Omega-signed crown remains intact, a further testament to the watch’s originality and completeness.

Movement – Omega Calibre 266

Inside beats the manual-wind Omega Calibre 266, a member of the legendary 30mm family of movements known for their durability, precision, and ease of service. With a serial number in the 14.2 million range, this piece is confidently dated to 1954—placing it among the earlier Genève references before the model line shifted to mass production.

The movement is functioning reliably and remains a robust engine that continues to stand the test of time.

Key Details:

  • Reference: 2748

  • Movement: Omega Cal. 266, Manual Wind

  • Case Size: 36,5mm (Oversize)

  • Case Material: Solid 18k Yellow Gold

  • Dial: Original Two-Tone Honeycomb Dial with Handwritten “Genève”

  • Indices: Arrowhead Markers

  • Crystal: Domed Plexiglass

  • Crown: Original Omega-Signed

  • Strap: Brand New Handmade Leather Strap (Made in Belgium)

  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with honest patina on dial and untouched case surfaces

Why This Watch?

The Omega Genève Ref. 2748 is a rare convergence of style, scale, and story—a watch that embodies post-war design optimism while showcasing Omega's pursuit of dial craftsmanship and mechanical precision. The early “Genève” script, honeycomb texture, and oversize gold case elevate this piece into collector-grade territory.

Whether you're a seasoned collector seeking a missing link in your Omega narrative, or a passionate enthusiast in search of a statement vintage piece, this Ref. 2748 offers history, elegance, and rarity in equal measure.

Available now—don’t hesitate to inquire for further details.

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