Omega Genève - Vintage Manual-Wound Cushion Case - Blue Dial This is a stunning example of late 1960s Omega design, featuring a rare and eye-catching blue "striped" dial and a distinctive stainless steel cushion case. This timepiece perfectly balances the bold aesthetics of its era with the elegance of the Genève line. Description & Highlights Produced before 1970, this Omega Genève is a testament to the brand's ability to create mechanical watches that are both robust and impressively thin. The Dial: The standout feature is the deep blue dial with two vertical stripes. These stripes interact with light dynamically, changing appearance as the watch moves on the wrist. The Details: It features silver leaf hands and stylized Breguet-style numerals, offering a refined, classic look. The Case: A large (for the era) stainless steel cushion-shaped case with a brushed finish on the top and polished sides. Technical Specifications Feature Details Brand / Model Omega Genève Period Circa 1960s Case Size 24mm (width) x 36mm (lug-to-lug) Material Stainless Steel Movement Manual-wound (Mechanical) Crystal High-domed Acrylic Strap New, custom-made Austrian leather strap (Blue) Buckle Genuine Omega-signed stainless steel buckle Condition Report Movement: Fully overhauled and running accurately. Exterior: The case has been professionally polished/refinished, retaining its sharp lines and original brushed texture. Dial/Hands: This is an authentic vintage piece. As seen in the photos, there is a natural patina and minor signs of aging, specifically between the 12 and 1 o'clock positions. The hands show light oxidation consistent with a watch of this age. Overall: A beautiful vintage character that tells a story, now refreshed for daily wear. Auctioneer's Note: As this is an antique mechanical timepiece, it does not have the precision of a modern quartz watch. It is intended for the collector who appreciates the craftsmanship and soul of 20th-century watchmaking. Included in the Sale Genuine Omega Presentation Box. Please review the high-resolution images carefully for a detailed look at the condition before bidding.