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Omega Watch Genève 136.041 Gold-Plated — Silver Dial (1970)

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A sunburst silver dial streaked with black, set within a gold cushion case with faceted lugs — and beneath the caseback, a serial number that dates this watch to 1970, to within a single year.

A Genève from 1970, the mechanical Omega in its purest form

This Omega watch is a Genève, reference 136.041 — the de ville line that Omega positioned alongside the Seamaster and Constellation, with more accessible positioning but in-house movements, manufactured with the same seriousness. Its serial number, in the 31 million range, dates it to 1970: on a mechanical Omega, the year is not an estimate, it is a reading.

The sunburst silver dial radiates from the center toward a railway minute track. The applied baton hour markers, accented by a black insert, mark out the hours — and the baton hands follow exactly the same design, steel and black, with a slender central seconds hand. A date window opens at three o'clock. This is Omega's vocabulary from the late 1960s, without a single ornament too many.

The gold-plated case is a cushion middle case with faceted lugs: 34mm in diameter, yet with broad shoulders and facets that elongate the silhouette — the watch wears larger than its size suggests. The Omega fluted crown is a service crown, fitted by a watchmaker during the life of the watch: a house component, the sign of consistent maintenance.

The Omega calibre 613, a 17-jewel hand-wound mechanical movement, is the date version of the celebrated 601 — one of the house's most widely distributed movements, which today ensures parts availability and know-how at any watchmaker's. This one has been serviced by our partner watchmakers and is guaranteed for one year.

Three points to note

01

Dated to 1970 by its serial number — on a mechanical Omega, the year is read in the movement, it is not estimated.

02

Serviced calibre 613 — the house's hand-wound date movement, renowned and repairable everywhere, guaranteed for one year.

03

Cushion case with faceted lugs — 34mm that wears like more, beneath a silver dial with black markers.

Why choose a vintage Omega Genève?

This pre-owned Omega watch occupies a precise place among vintage men's and women's watches: the Genève is the classic gateway into vintage mechanical Omega — the true mechanics of the house, at a budget unrelated to the sporty lines, in a 34mm format that can be worn by either men or women. Few watches offer as much watchmaking per euro invested.

Like all our vintage mechanical watches, this one has been opened and checked by our partner watchmakers: verification of the calibre and its consistency with the reference, examination of the dial, hands and case. Every vintage Omega watch we offer comes with an Atelier Victor invoice serving as a certificate, a one-year guarantee, and lifetime guaranteed authenticity.

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Technical characteristics

  • Brand: Omega
  • Model: Genève
  • Reference: 136.041
  • Serial number: 317078••
  • Year: 1970
  • Origin: Switzerland
  • Gender: Men's and women's watch (Unisex)
  • Movement: Mechanical hand-wound, Omega calibre 613, 17 jewels, serviced
  • Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, date
  • Case: Gold-plated, steel caseback, cushion middle case with faceted lugs
  • Diameter: 34mm (37mm including the crown)
  • Lug to lug: 40.5mm
  • Thickness: 9.8mm
  • Lug width: 18mm
  • Crown: Gold-plated, fluted, Omega, service
  • Dial: Silver sunburst, applied baton hour markers with black inserts, railway minute track, date window, original
  • Hands: Steel batons with black inserts, central seconds hand, original
  • Crystal: Plexiglass, unsigned (condition 7/10)
  • Strap: Black leather, not original
  • Buckle: Pin buckle, not original

Condition and guarantee

  • Overall condition: Very well preserved condition. Crisp silver dial, hour markers and black inserts without alteration, intact hands, clean date window. The gold-plated case shows fine signs of wear on the middle case and lugs, visible in our photographs; the plating is even. The plexiglass Crystal shows light marks, rated 7/10.
  • Water resistance: Not guaranteed (vintage watch)
  • Authenticity: Lifetime guarantee
  • Mechanics: Serviced movement, guaranteed for 1 year
  • Included: Atelier Victor invoice, protective case
  • Not included: Original box and papers

Frequently asked questions

What is the Omega Genève line?
The Genève is the line Omega reserved for its most accessible de ville watches, alongside the Seamaster and the Constellation. The positioning was more affordable, but the movements remained those of the house, with the same seriousness of manufacture. That is what makes it today one of the most interesting entry points into vintage Omega.

What year is this Omega from?
From 1970. Unlike many vintage watches, this dating is not an estimate: the serial number engraved on the movement falls within the 31 million range, which Omega reference tables attribute to that year. It is verifiable information, not a rough indication.

Is the Omega calibre 613 reliable?
Yes, it is even one of its great strengths. The 613 is the date version of the famous calibre 601: a 17-jewel hand-wound mechanical movement, among Omega's most widely distributed movements at the end of the 1960s. This wide distribution has a fortunate consequence: spare parts remain available and any watchmaker knows how to service it. The one in this example has been serviced and is guaranteed for one year.

How do you wind a hand-wound watch?
Gently turn the crown clockwise, about twenty turns, until you feel resistance. Never force it beyond that. Daily winding, at the same time of day, is enough to keep the watch running and ensures the best regularity.

What wrist does a 34mm case suit?
With a 34mm diameter but a Lug-to-lug of 40.5mm, this Omega wears larger than its size might suggest: its broad, faceted lugs stretch the silhouette. It can be worn on wrists from about 15 to 19cm in circumference — a guideline, never a rule: everyone wears what they like. It is the classic format of the 1960s, now highly sought after again. The Lug width measures 18mm, which makes it easy to change the strap.

 

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