The Omega De Ville that arrived today is a 1979 model manufactured in the late 1970s, when the transition from hand-wound movements to quartz models was taking place.
The dial is a very rare item from Clou de Paris.
Clou de Paris means the cobblestone streets of Paris.
This refers to the checkered pattern on the dial, reminiscent of the streets of Paris.
This processing is common in relatively high-class watches,
This is a very rare opportunity to see this dial in an affordable line.
I have handled various Omega watches in the past,
This is the first time that the De Ville manual-wound model with a Clou de Paris dial has arrived.
From the late 1970s onwards, production of quartz models became popular among various companies.
This is an era in which dial designs are evolving into more modern designs.
Omega's manual winding models have the same dial design as their quartz models,
The lineup includes unique items from Geneve, including Deville.
The dial design and font are also from the 1980s.
Hand-wound models with designs like this are also very interesting.
The case is slightly bulky and gives a masculine impression.
It looks very luxurious and feels like a watch worth more than its price.
The shape of the watch is oval, which is unique compared to round shapes.
The design of the dial as well as the design of the watch itself gives off a vintage feel.
One of the attractions of Omega is that you can see a variety of watch designs.
Another reason why Omega vintage models are chosen is that they are easy to maintain.
This Devil is a valuable item with unique features never seen before.
There are probably many people who have seen it for the first time.
If you could use such a watch for a long time,
You will also be able to experience the excellent cost performance.
Once again, you can reaffirm the appeal of the Omega watch brand.
I'm confident that this is a truly wonderful item!
