Overview
A quintessential mid-century dress watch that represents the elegant intersection of Omega's rugged 'Seamaster' line and the refined 'De Ville' aesthetic.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Omega Seamaster De Ville Automatic, c.1965
Photo reference
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Story
In the early 1960s, Omega faced a marketing dilemma: their Seamaster was known as a tough, waterproof tool watch, but customers wanted something elegant enough for the boardroom.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt, Omega rose to become the official timekeeper of the Olympics and the creator of the first watch on the moon.
Condition & Value
The dial appears remarkably clean with minimal spotting, which is highly desirable. Vintage Omega prices have climbed steadily; value is driven by the 'double-signed' dial, the condition of the gold-capped lugs, and the mechanical health of the…
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