Let’s be clear — this is not the cheapest Omega Genève from the 70s or 80s. But there are several compelling reasons why this example absolutely justifies its asking price.

Produced in 1979 (serial‑confirmed) and first sold in the UK in 1981 (as evidenced by the original paperwork), this reference 1360.104 is a rare opportunity to acquire a complete, serviced, original Omega Genève set in exceptional condition for its age.

Case & Dial

• 35mm stainless steel case
• Left unpolished; hand‑cleaned only to preserve originality
• Silver dial with baton hour markers
• Date window at 3 o’clock
• Original Omega steel crown
• Dial shows light, natural pitting consistent with age
• A beautifully honest late‑70s Omega aesthetic

Movement

• Omega Calibre 1030 manual‑wind movement
• Recently fully serviced in‑house
• Running exceptionally well
• Offered with a 12‑month mechanical guarantee

Bracelet

• Original stainless steel Omega bracelet
• Original fold clasp
• Includes spare links to bring the bracelet to full length
• Secure, comfortable and correct for the watch

Condition

• Unpolished, retaining full vintage charm
• Hand cleaned
• Case, crystal and bracelet show expected light wear
• Dial with light, natural ageing (pitting)
• Mechanically excellent following full service
• A very honest and original example

Our View

This Omega Genève 1360.104 is everything vintage collectors look for — original, complete, serviced and with full provenance. Produced in 1979, sold in 1981, accompanied by its original box, swing tag, and warranty paperwork, and finished with its original bracelet and spare links, this is a genuinely special full set.

When you combine originality, completeness and a freshly serviced Cal. 1030 movement, the value becomes clear. In our view, a superb late‑70s Omega that stands far above the typical Genève examples on the market.