Omega Genève Dynamic Ladies' Watch, c.1970

Story

In 1968, Omega launched the Dynamic as a radical departure from traditional horology, utilizing a design study on human anatomy to create a watch that perfectly contoured to the wrist. This specific model captures the optimism of the Apollo era, a time when the world was obsessed with the future and sleek, aerodynamic forms.

Maker / Origin

Founded in 1848, Omega is one of the world's most storied watchmakers, famously known for the Speedmaster's journey to the moon. The Genève line was established to represent the brand's most elegant and precise city-watches, often housing movements that won prestigious observatory trials.

Condition & Value

The stainless steel case shows light surface wear and 'flea bites' consistent with age. The strap appears to be a replacement and shows significant wear/deterioration, which is common for these proprietary integrated bands. The dial and hands appear remarkably clean, which is the most important factor for collectors.