Omega Genève 135.041, 1970 Unisex are both released through screw-down

are both released through screw-down technology synonymous with the Rolex watches of this time

Great Britain patents 260554/1925

along with the connected inner bezel is likely a replacement and is in fair shape

The dial is in good shape with minor spotting throughout

So called because the movement uses a rotor which winds the movement by gently bumping backwards and forwards off a pair of springs on opposite sides of the watch

Omega Genève 135.041, 1970 Unisex are both released through screw-downAn attractive Omega Geneve 135. 041 from circa 1970. Featuring an elegant 35mm gold plated case, minimalist dial design and powered by a calibre 601 manual wind movement. In short, it ticks all the boxes for a sub 1k Omega. We've seen a noticeable increase in demand for gold plated Geneve's over the past 6 months. It's not surprising really, they offer timeless design and robust performance whilst still retaining an accessible price point. Condition &