"Genève" was one of Omega's popular collections developed from the 1960s to the 1970s. Named after Geneva, the center of Swiss watchmaking, this series was loved by many people for its high-quality design and practicality, yet relatively affordable price range.

This is a 22mm women's watch from the 1960s.
The small case size was quite common for women's watches at the time, and may seem unusual today, but it blends naturally with any outfit and gives off a modest impression that makes it suitable for everyday use.
The silver dial has a sunburst finish, which changes its appearance slightly depending on the angle of the light, but maintains a calm tone overall. The bar indexes and slender hands create a simple composition, resulting in a well-balanced design with excellent visibility.

The case back still has the Omega logo engraved in large letters, and the Omega mark is also engraved on the crown on the side. Even the smallest details have been carefully crafted, demonstrating that the Omega brand has consistently maintained high standards of quality since its inception.

This is a size of watch that is rarely seen these days, but incorporating it into a modern outfit can actually create a unique atmosphere. The fact that it is automatic rather than hand-wound also shows practical considerations for the time.

It is a piece that gives the impression of being simple and honest in its construction.