In the heart of the 1960s, Omega developed the Genève line as an elegant and controlled response to the expectations of a public seeking a reliable, well-designed and accessible watch, without compromising on watchmaking quality. 

This reference 135.070, produced in 1970, perfectly embodies this philosophy. Its case, with its clean and balanced lines, here plated in 20 microns of yellow gold, showcases a highly legible, brushed silver dial. The applied baton hour markers and gold hands subtly underscore the refined aesthetic characteristic of Geneva watches from this period.

With its modest 34.5 mm diameter, this Omega Genève offers an elegant and understated look, perfectly suited to both everyday wear and more formal occasions. This watch is powered by the Omega caliber 601, a hand-wound movement renowned for its robustness, precision, and ease of maintenance. A well-balanced timepiece, representative of Omega's expertise in the late 1960s.

This watch comes without a box or papers.