Founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1848, Omega has built one of the deepest catalogues in Swiss watchmaking across more than 175 years. The Genève, produced throughout the 1960s and 1970s, was Omega's everyday dress watch line — positioned just below the De Ville and carrying the same movement quality in a more accessible, clean-lined package. Today these watches are appreciated by a growing collector audience who value honest vintage watchmaking without the premiums attached to more famous references.

Reference 136.0102 is a 35 mm yellow gold-plated automatic dress watch from 1974 (serial 386xxxxx), with a polished round case and an integrated crown at three o'clock. The silver dial carries applied black baton hour markers and matching black-tipped gold-tone hands, with a date window at twelve o'clock. At its heart beats a Omega automatic movement from the Calibre 1030  — a well-executed and reliable workhorse of its era. The watch is presented on a new brown lizard leather strap and comes with a recent movement service. One year warranty.