Omega - Genève - No reserve price - 136041 - Men - 1970

Available now on auction by Second Vintage This beautiful Omega Genève presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a highly elegant and reliable mid-century dress watch. Crafted in a classic cushion-shaped case, this piece exemplifies the timeless design language of the early 1970s. The striking silver sunburst dial paired with gold-tone and black onyx-style accents creates a sophisticated contrast that is incredibly attractive on the wrist. Powered by the robust and visually stunning copper-finished Caliber 613, this timepiece offers enduring mechanical excellence and classic vintage charm, making it a stellar addition to any enthusiast's collection. Brand: Omega Model: Genève Reference Number: 136041 Serial Number: 32161184 Movement: Manual winding, Caliber 613, 17 jewels Dial: Silver sunburst with applied gold-tone and black inserts Case Size: 35 mm Case Material: 20-micron gold-plated with stainless steel caseback Production Year: 1970 Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The watch is very well preserved for its age with only light wear and handling marks visible. The timegrapher result of +21 to +29 seconds per day indicates a healthy movement offering reliable vintage performance. Dial and Hands The original silver sunburst dial is exceptionally preserved, reflecting light beautifully across its surface and showcasing an incredibly clean presentation. It features applied gold-tone hour markers detailed with striking black inserts, adding excellent contrast and depth to the layout. The applied gold Omega logo sits proudly at twelve o'clock, perfectly balancing the elegant Genève script at six o'clock. The matching gold-tone baton hands feature corresponding black stripes, completing the sophisticated aesthetic. A framed date window is conveniently positioned at the three o'clock marker. Case and Crystal The 35 millimeter case is crafted from 20-micron gold-plated metal and is secured by a sturdy stainless steel screw-down caseback engraved with the word Waterproof. The case retains well-defined lines, showcasing the classic cushion-style geometry typical of the era. It exhibits honest, light wear and minor handling marks consistent with its age, while the gold plating remains rich and highly presentable. The watch is fitted with a signed Omega crown. The crystal is clear and nicely preserved, offering an unobstructed view of the stunning dial beneath. Movement Powering this timepiece is the highly regarded Omega Caliber 613, a beautifully copper-finished manual winding movement featuring 17 jewels and adjusted to two positions. The movement is visually clean, displaying the excellent craftsmanship characteristic of vintage Omega calibers. This mechanism also features a practical quickset date function. The timegrapher result of +21 to +29 seconds per day indicates a healthy movement offering reliable vintage performance. Strap The watch is paired with a handsome brown distressed leather strap featuring contrasting cream stitching. This texture beautifully complements the warm tones of the gold-plated case and adds a rugged yet refined touch. It is secured with a classic gold-tone pin buckle. Condition Excellent vintage condition. The watch is very well preserved for its age, showcasing a clean, attractive, and strong overall appearance well above average for a vintage piece. The dial and hands show exceptional preservation, while the case exhibits only light wear and handling marks. The watch is running within vintage tolerances, and the timegrapher reading confirms a healthy movement. Dimensions The case measures 35 millimeters in diameter excluding the crown. Remarks This Omega Genève reference 136041 is a wonderful representation of early 1970s watchmaking, combining practical daily wearability with unmistakable mid-century elegance. Its exceptionally clean dial design and robust manual-wind caliber make it a highly desirable piece for both seasoned collectors and those looking to acquire their first serious vintage watch. History The Omega Genève line was introduced in 1953 as an homage to the brand's workshops in Geneva, Switzerland, where their highest-quality movements were traditionally regulated. By the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Genève collection had grown to become Omega's premier range of elegant, accessible everyday watches. These pieces were celebrated for incorporating the same robust, high-quality movements found in the Seamaster and Constellation lines, wrapped in sleek and versatile case designs. This particular model from 1970 perfectly captures the essence of the collection, offering timeless aesthetics and enduring mechanical reliability. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-OGX-0088