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74 - Omega De Ville Chronograph, reference 145.018: This 1968 model features a sleek silver dial with baton hour markers, a timeless signature of this prestigious dress chronograph. The hand-wound Omega Caliber 871 ensures reliable and consistent timekeeping. The 34 mm stainless steel case, 13.2 mm thick, makes a discreet yet assertive statement on the wrist. Its Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of the era, attests to the piece’s authenticity. The luminescent hands and small seconds sub-dial complete this classic chronograph design. The watch is fitted with a black leather strap with a pin buckle, neither of which are original. The overall condition is good; the signs of wear visible on the case, dial, and bezel in no way detract from the elegance of this vintage piece.Sold as a watch only, without the original box or papers. This Omega De Ville Chronograph remains an exceptional piece for anyone seeking a mechanical chronograph from the 1960s—both a reliable tool and a companion of undeniable elegance.
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Omega De Ville Chronograph, reference 145.018: This 1968 model features a sleek silver dial with baton hour markers, a timeless signature of this prestigious dress chronograph. The hand-wound Omega Caliber 871 ensures reliable and consistent timekeeping. The 34 mm stainless steel case, 13.2 mm thick, makes a discreet yet assertive statement on the wrist. Its Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of the era, attests to the piece’s authenticity. The luminescent hands and small seconds sub-dial complete this classic chronograph design. The watch is fitted with a black leather strap with a pin buckle, neither of which are original. The overall condition is good; the signs of wear visible on the case, dial, and bezel in no way detract from the elegance of this vintage piece.Sold as a watch only, without the original box or papers. This Omega De Ville Chronograph remains an exceptional piece for anyone seeking a mechanical chronograph from the 1960s—both a reliable tool and a companion of undeniable elegance.
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Online Auction on October 25, 2026: Watches.Auction house
Martin et Associés (HDV Metz) +33 3 87 36 68 53 commissaire-priseur@hoteldesventesdemetz.frDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.