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204 - Omega De Ville, reference 166.051; this model dates from 1969. The silver dial features clean, simple baton hour markers and a date window, while the central seconds hand underscores the functional character of this timeless watch. At the heart of this timepiece is the Omega Caliber 1002, an automatic movement renowned for its reliability. The 35 mm stainless steel case fits perfectly on the wrist, with a thickness of 9 mm. The Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of watches from this era, protects the dial. The watch is water-resistant to 30 meters. The black leather strap, which is not original, is adjusted via a replacement pin buckle. This De Ville was serviced in-house in July 2024, ensuring optimal performance. The entire watch—case, dial, bezel, and crystal—shows visible signs of natural wear, which are acceptable for a timepiece over fifty years old and lend the watch an authentic vintage charm. It comes with its original box.A classic Omega from the 1970s, steeped in watchmaking history, awaiting a discreet and elegant vintage enthusiast.
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Omega De Ville, reference 166.051; this model dates from 1969. The silver dial features clean, simple baton hour markers and a date window, while the central seconds hand underscores the functional character of this timeless watch. At the heart of this timepiece is the Omega Caliber 1002, an automatic movement renowned for its reliability. The 35 mm stainless steel case fits perfectly on the wrist, with a thickness of 9 mm. The Plexiglas crystal, characteristic of watches from this era, protects the dial. The watch is water-resistant to 30 meters. The black leather strap, which is not original, is adjusted via a replacement pin buckle. This De Ville was serviced in-house in July 2024, ensuring optimal performance. The entire watch—case, dial, bezel, and crystal—shows visible signs of natural wear, which are acceptable for a timepiece over fifty years old and lend the watch an authentic vintage charm. It comes with its original box.A classic Omega from the 1970s, steeped in watchmaking history, awaiting a discreet and elegant vintage enthusiast.
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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.