Omega Geneve Manual Wind 135.070 - Rare Arabic Dial
Specifications
Year: 1970
Reference: 135.070, Serial No. 29671472
Case size: 35mm without crown/ 37mm with
Movement: Omega 601 Manual wind
Crystal: Acrylic
Strap Size: Full length
Condition
This is a beautiful manual wind Omega Geneve from the 1970s. This piece is working perfectly and is keeping good time, well within specification. This piece features a lovely and quite rare for this reference, Arabic configuration on a sunburst silver dial which displays black hour numerals. This example is in great condition for its age and we think it is a particularly attractive dial.
Dial
The dial is in excellent condition showing minor patina on close inspection with a Loupe.
Crystal
The original crystal (showing the Omega logo in the centre) is in great condition for its age and has some very light scratches which are barely noticeable in most lighting.
Case
The case on this watch has some light scratching that comes with age. However, overall, it is in excellent condition.
Crown
The watch features its original Omega crown which works perfectly in all of its functions.
Movement
The movement is running very well and is in good cosmetic condition.
If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact us via email or Instagram.
Strap
We have fitted the watch on a new black strap which suits it perfectly and has a luxurious look and feel on your wrist!
Back Case
The back case is in excellent condition.
@thewristwatcher1
Terms of sale
International customers are responsible for customs charges when receiving a purchase.
Please note that we categorise watches as keeping good time when they’re running within +/- 60 seconds per day.
We cannot guarantee any water resistance due to the age of these watches.
Returns
Customers may return their purchased item within 14 days of delivery date as long as the item(s) are returned in the same condition as received.
International buyers are responsible for customs charges that apply when returning an item.
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Description
Specifications
Year: 1970
Reference: 135.070, Serial No. 29671472
Case size: 35mm without crown/ 37mm with
Movement: Omega 601 Manual wind
Crystal: Acrylic
Strap Size: Full length
Condition
This is a beautiful manual wind Omega Geneve from the 1970s. This piece is working perfectly and is keeping good time, well within specification. This piece features a lovely and quite rare for this reference, Arabic configuration on a sunburst silver dial which displays black hour numerals. This example is in great condition for its age and we think it is a particularly attractive dial.
Dial
The dial is in excellent condition showing minor patina on close inspection with a Loupe.
Crystal
The original crystal (showing the Omega logo in the centre) is in great condition for its age and has some very light scratches which are barely noticeable in most lighting.
Case
The case on this watch has some light scratching that comes with age. However, overall, it is in excellent condition.
Crown
The watch features its original Omega crown which works perfectly in all of its functions.
Movement
The movement is running very well and is in good cosmetic condition.
If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact us via email or Instagram.
Strap
We have fitted the watch on a new black strap which suits it perfectly and has a luxurious look and feel on your wrist!
Back Case
The back case is in excellent condition.
@thewristwatcher1
Terms of sale
International customers are responsible for customs charges when receiving a purchase.
Please note that we categorise watches as keeping good time when they’re running within +/- 60 seconds per day.
We cannot guarantee any water resistance due to the age of these watches.
Returns
Customers may return their purchased item within 14 days of delivery date as long as the item(s) are returned in the same condition as received.
International buyers are responsible for customs charges that apply when returning an item.
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