About this one
TEST DATA. A 1969 Omega Genève, hand-wound, 35mm steel case, silver dial, on a later leather strap.
TEST DATA. Wearing daily and winding every morning, which takes about fifteen seconds and becomes a habit rather than a chore.
Not water resistant. The case has not been pressure tested and on a watch this age that means keep it dry.
TEST DATA. Genève dials are refinished more often than not, and a refinished dial is usually obvious once you have seen a few — the printing is too crisp and the lume plots are too even.
This dial is original, with even age across it.
Condition
How it looks
TEST DATA. Case unpolished, so the bevels are still sharp. Light scratches on the crystal. Dial original with a small mark at eight. Strap is new.
How it works
TEST DATA. Winds, runs and sets. Running at about +12 seconds a day over three days on the wrist, which is good for an unserviced movement of this age. Crown and stem firm.
Checked by Unseend in August 2026, before it was photographed and again before it is packed. Every photograph on this page is of this exact piece.