In 1967, Omega detached the De Ville from the Seamaster and made it a standalone collection, entirely dedicated to the dress watch.
Steel case, round, very flat, with a snap back, reference 151.0039 stamped inside.
Thin and polished bezel, straight sides, short and drooping lugs.
Matte black dial, deep and perfectly homogeneous.
Applied faceted steel stick indices, Omega logo and Automatic mention printed in white, De Ville printed below the centre, minute track around the edge.
Polished steel stick hands.
Signed Omega crown.
Mineral glass.
No date or second hand: only two hands, the dial remains completely free.
The dial is impeccable, without stains or alterations, the black has not faded. The case has never been polished and shows its signs of use: fine scratches on the bezel and on the sides. No shocks, no corrosion. The back is in good condition.
Diameter 36 mm excluding crown, 37 mm including crown, 38 mm from lug to lug, lug width 18 mm.
Calibre 711 automatic, 24 jewels, adjusted in two positions, 19,800 beats per hour, bi-directional winding, 42 hours power reserve. Produced from 1964 to 1979, it is the flattest automatic movement ever produced by Omega: 3 mm thick, compared to 4.5 mm for the calibre 551 which was then the in-house chronometer.
Serviced in July 2026: complete disassembly and cleaning, detailed lubrication, adjustment. The watch works perfectly.
New high-quality black leather strap, hand-stitched.
Delivery subject to the special margin taxation regime. VAT not deductible.
1 year warranty
