A clean and versatile Omega Genève from 1978, powered by the highly regarded calibre 1030 and housed in a well-proportioned 35 mm stainless steel case. Simple, reliable, and easy to wear, this model represents Omega’s philosophy of producing high-quality, everyday Swiss watches during the late mechanical era.
The watch is in excellent vintage condition. The stainless steel case has been recently polished, retaining crisp lines and a clean overall appearance. The dial is very well preserved, with an attractive cream tone and clear printing. The movement is in like-new condition, having been serviced and running precisely.
Specifications
Brand: Omega
Model: Genève
Reference: 136.0104
Year: 1978 (serial no. 41,485,368)
Movement: Omega calibre 1030, automatic
Case: Stainless steel, recently polished
Caseback: Stainless steel with Omega logo
Crown: Signed Omega
Dial: Cream tone with applied gold indices with black inserts
Hands: Black baton hands with gold central seconds
Crystal: Acrylic
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, date at 6 o’clock
Date: Quick-set via crown in second position
About the Omega Genève Series
The Omega Genève line was introduced as a modern, accessible collection positioned below Omega’s flagship models, without compromising mechanical quality. Produced primarily from the 1960s through the late 1970s, Genève watches were designed to be robust, versatile, and affordable daily companions, often housing Omega’s most reliable automatic and manual-wind calibres. Today, the Genève series is highly regarded for offering excellent value, classic proportions, and true in-house Omega movements.
Servicing and Warranty
Fully serviced with disassembly in our Bristol shop
Powered by the Omega calibre 1030, an in-house automatic movement finished in a distinctive rose-gold tone. Introduced in the mid-1970s, the 1030 is known for its slim profile, reliability, and ease of service. The quick-set date operated via the crown adds everyday practicality, making this watch particularly suitable for regular wear.
