A clean and versatile Omega Genève from the late 1960s, combining classic design with everyday functionality.
The watch features a silver sunburst dial that shifts subtly under light, complemented by applied baton hour markers and slim hands for a balanced and refined aesthetic. A date aperture at 3 o’clock adds practicality, framed neatly within the dial without disrupting its symmetry.
At its heart is Omega’s manual wind Calibre 613, a reliable movement from the period featuring a quick-set date function — a desirable and convenient complication rarely found on manual wind pieces of this era. The movement has been fully serviced and is running as it should, offering confidence for daily wear.
The stainless steel case presents with sharp lines and honest signs of age, retaining its original shape and proportions. Its slightly angular profile gives the watch a distinctive vintage presence on the wrist.
Finished on a brown leather strap that complements the warmth of the dial and enhances its classic look.
A well-balanced vintage Omega — combining simplicity, functionality, and everyday wearability in one understated piece.
Specifications:
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference: 136.041
Year: Circa 1969
Movement: Omega Cal. 613 (Manual Wind)
Features: Quick-set date complication
Service: Fully serviced and running well
Dial: Silver sunburst
Case: Stainless steel
Crystal: Acrylic
Strap: Brown leather (aftermarket)
Case Size: ~34–35mm (excluding crown)
Condition: Good vintage condition with light signs of age throughout .
A clean, honest example of a late 1960s Omega Genève — elevated by its quick-set date function and ready to be worn.
