The first time Omega launched the Genève line was in the early 1950s with the reference 2903-1. These first Genève watches were liked by many and were a less expensive alternative to the Seamaster and constellation line. By the 1970s 60% of Omega´s production was in fact the Genève line, marking their importance in Omega´s history. Presented here is one of these 1970s iterations, The 136.0102 ´Brushed Silver´ from 1975!

This beautiful Omega Genève runs on the manual wound 1030 movement with date function. Within its 36mm stainless steel case sits a silver dial with a brushed finish. The dial features highly polished stick hour markers, tritium lume plots and of course the ´Genève´ text. The hands on this watch have a great patina which have aged very well. On the back side is the screwdown caseback which features the Omega logo. The condition of this watch is near mint, with very minor scratches on the case and amazing patina in the hour and minute hands.

What we love:

• Amazing silver dial with brushed finish
• Great patina on the hour and minute hands

What you should know: 

• Watch comes without box and papers