Presented for auction by Second Vintage This striking timepiece perfectly captures the bold, architectural design language that defined Omega during the 1970s. The Genève collection served as a brilliant canvas for the brand to explore avant-garde geometries and contemporary aesthetics while maintaining their rigorous standard of mechanical excellence. With its prominent vertically brushed steel fascia and stark, high-contrast black dial, this watch offers a sophisticated statement on the wrist, blending vintage charm with undeniable mid-century modern appeal. Brand: Omega Model: Genève Reference Number: 5110470 Serial Number: 38432749 Movement: Manual wind, Caliber 625, 17 Jewels Dial: Matte black dial with applied silver-tone indices, exceptionally clean and well-preserved Case Size: 24 mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel Production Year: 1974 Condition: Excellent vintage condition with sharp case lines and a pristine dial. Dial and Hands The stark matte black dial is a masterclass in high-contrast mid-century design, presenting an exceptionally clean and well-preserved surface. It is entirely free of visible moisture damage, spotting, or discoloration, retaining its deep, uniform black tone. The dial is adorned with applied, faceted silver-tone baton indices that catch the light beautifully against the dark background, complemented by an applied silver Omega logo at the twelve o'clock position. The crisp white painted "OMEGA" and "Genève" typography remains perfectly intact, alongside the traditional Swiss Made signature at the bottom. Time is indicated by pristine white painted stick hands, which provide outstanding legibility and complete the bold, monochromatic aesthetic. Case and Crystal The 24 millimeter stainless steel case features a distinct rectangular, tank-style silhouette with a pronounced hooded lug design. The front fascia showcases a heavy, factory-correct vertical brushed finish that contrasts elegantly against the highly polished case flanks. The original Omega-signed fluted crown is present and well-defined. A domed crystal sits cleanly over the rounded-square dial aperture, offering a clear and distortion-free view of the dial. The solid stainless steel caseback mirrors the front with its own vertical brushing. The case remains in excellent vintage condition, displaying honest, superficial handling marks consistent with age, while retaining sharp, unpolished factory geometry and crisp edges throughout. Movement Powering this elegant timepiece is the Omega Caliber 625, a robust and beautifully finished manual-winding movement. The copper-toned plates and bridges are bright and well-preserved, proudly displaying the Omega nomenclature, seventeen jewels, and the caliber designation. The serial number 38432749 is clearly engraved, dating the watch to approximately 1974. Exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. The movement runs with a recorded timegrapher result of +8 to +10 seconds per day with strong amplitude. Strap The watch is fitted with a period-correct black leather strap featuring an intricate geometric quilted pattern and heavy white contrast stitching. This thoughtfully paired strap perfectly complements the stark black and steel aesthetic of the watch, securing with a traditional stainless steel tang buckle. Condition This Omega Genève is presented in excellent vintage condition. The dial is truly near-mint, showing no signs of age-related degradation. The stainless steel case retains its original brushed and polished surfaces with strong, well-defined lines and only minor, superficial signs of careful wear. The movement is exceptionally clean and performs with outstanding mechanical precision. Dimensions The case measures 24 mm in width, excluding the signed crown. Remarks A superb example of 1970s Omega design tailored for women, this timepiece seamlessly blends jewelry-like proportions with serious horological pedigree. Its striking geometric presence and exceptionally well-preserved condition make it a highly desirable acquisition for collectors of vintage watches or enthusiasts of mid-century modern design. History The Genève line was Omega's premier collection for elegant, everyday timepieces, originally named to honor the brand's top-tier watchmakers operating in the canton of Geneva. By the late 1960s and into the 1970s, the collection became a focal point for Omega's design evolution. Moving away from purely traditional round cases, the Genève line embraced the era's avant-garde trends, exploring bold, architectural forms and dynamic textures. These timepieces remain a fascinating reflection of a transformative era in watchmaking, where high fashion and precision engineering intersected perfectly. Payment and Shipping Payment must be completed within 1–3 days after purchase. Your watch will be professionally and very securely packaged, and shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind. We ship via fast express service, with typical delivery in 1–4 business days (destination dependent). Note that with vintage watches, minor signs of wear, aging, or imperfections may be present and are considered normal for watches of this age. Please review all photos carefully before bidding. We strive to photograph each watch from multiple angles for the most accurate representation. The photos form an important part of the description. If there are any concerns of functionality or defects after delivery, make sure to contact us within 3 days of receiving the watch so we can assist you. As with all vintage watches, water resistance is not guaranteed. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-OGX-0079