No. 767 / Omega De Ville - 1969 2025.04

No. 767 / Omega De Ville - 1969 2025.04OmegaDe VilleAutomatic 1969 Intro This Omega De Ville Automatic from 1969 features a stunning silver sunburst dial with 'De Ville' printed at the 6 o'clock position. It is truly a beautiful piece that any watch collector can appreciate. Story The Omega De Ville line was introduced in 1967, and has since embodied a sophisticated style that serves as an alternative to sports models. Characterised by a streamlined and classic design, and first rate

as many examples have had theirs replaced with unsigned or generic service crowns over the years

it’s a piece that any watch collector can appreciate—for both its unique aesthetic and its place in Omega’s rich history

or at least it is certainly dressier than anything in the current Omega range except perhaps the Omega Constellation Manhattan (Which in my opinion is not the most attractive design)

DIAL Patina

It features a beautiful full numeral dial with the vintage Longines winged hourglass logo

considering the humid climate of Japan (where air conditioning was not popular until the 1970s)

Omega's 1st generation Dynamic from its Geneve line

OmegaRound Military Full Numeral Dial / 1935

000 vibrations per hour—significantly enhancing timekeeping accuracy compared to standard movements of the time

854B (1939596)

Omega released the Chronostop in 1966

the Ultra-Chron stands as a lasting testament to Longines’ dedication to mechanical innovation and refined design during the golden era of Swiss watchmaking