A beautifully preserved example of Omega’s late-1960s design language, this Genève reference 136.070 combines elegant proportions with the understated simplicity that defines the best vintage dress watches of the period.
The silver brushed dial presents exceptionally well, retaining a crisp, clean finish with applied gold-tone baton indices and matching hands. A framed date aperture at 3 o’clock adds everyday practicality while maintaining the balanced simplicity of the dial.
Inside sits Omega’s manually wound Calibre 613, a 17-jewel Swiss movement widely used across the Genève collection during this period. Movement serial 30,872,695 places this example around the turn of the 1970s. The watch underwent a full mechanical service in 2026 and is running well.
The warm gold-plated case remains particularly well preserved for its age, retaining strong definition through the lugs and bezel with only light signs of wear consistent with a watch more than five decades old.
Finished on a rich burgundy leather strap, the combination of silver, gold and deep red gives the watch a distinctive yet classically elegant presence on the wrist.
Specifications
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference: 136.070
Year: Circa 1969–1970
Movement: Omega Calibre 613 — Manual Wind
Movement Serial: 30,872,695
Jewels: 17
Case: Gold-plated
Dial: Silver brushed
Crystal: Acrylic
Strap: Burgundy leather strap
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, date
Service: Fully serviced in 2026
Water Resistance: Not guaranteed due to age
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light signs of wear consistent with age
Box/Papers: Watch only, supplied with Vintage Watch HQ presentation case
A remarkably clean vintage Omega Genève, combining a beautifully preserved dial, elegant gold-plated case and freshly serviced Calibre 613 movement in one exceptionally wearable example.
