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

This reference 135.070, produced in 1969, fully embodies this philosophy. Its case with clean and balanced lines, here adorned with a 20-micron yellow gold plating, highlights a brushed silver dial with excellent readability. The applied baton indexes and gold hands subtly emphasize the refined aesthetic characteristic of Genève watches from this period.

With its contained diameter of 34.5 mm, this Omega Genève offers an elegant and discreet wear, perfectly suited for both daily use and more formal attire. This watch is powered by the Omega 601 caliber, a hand-wound movement renowned for its robustness, precision, and ease of maintenance. A balanced piece, representative of Omega's savoir-faire at the end of the 1960s.