Throwback to 1968, when Omega unveiled a radical and eccentric design that pushed the boundaries of traditional watch design, most notably with a case shape that resembles a flying saucer from nearly every angle. The infamous racetrack dial, paired with the iconic blue ticking second hand demands a conversation of its own. This particular model dates back to 1970, an early variation of the Genève Dynamic line. I like to think this is how Omega in the '70s imagined wrist fashion in the year 2070 while sketching the Dynamic’s design. It’s a striking blend of vintage charm and futuristic flair, arguably one of the boldest designs ever produced by the brand.
Fully serviced in July 2026 Automatic caliber with day-date complication Quickset date by pulling the crown to the furthest position Case is in good condition, unpolished Monocoque case design Two tone racetrack/bullseye dial Dial and hands are in near pristine condition Original Omega crystal with "Ω" etched at the centre Original Omega signed crown Perfect time keeping
