1960s Omega Genéve silver tone mechanical watch

A dainty watch with a serious pedigree. The Genève name first appeared on Omega dials in the early 1950s, linked to the brand’s achievements at the Geneva Observatory precision trials, before becoming an established dress-watch collection in the 1960s.

Here, everything is distilled into silver: a softly sunburst dial, petite round case and finely textured bracelet with an almost ribbon-like finish. At just 18mm, it is delicate without disappearing, complete with an Omega-signed crown and a manual mechanical movement at its heart. A particularly elegant piece of mid-century Omega, preserved in beautiful condition.

• Mechanical movement, fully functional
• Condition: Excellent overall, with minor scuffs to the front and some wear to the underside of the bracelet. Pristine crystal
• Silver-tone sunburst dial
• Case diameter: 18mm
• Omega logo on the crown
• Length: 17cm (complimentary link removal available)
• Swiss made