Vintage Omega Seamaster de Ville Black dial Steel 136.010 from 1960s

Since its inception in 1848, Omega has crafted some of the world’s most elegant and enduring timepieces. This Swiss luxury watchmaker is famed for its signature Seamaster and Constellation lines, which have maintained their allure since their debut in 1948 and 1952 respectively.

In 1962, Omega unveiled the stainless steel manually wound centre seconds watch Reference 136.010 – a vintage masterpiece that would cement its place in Omega’s illustrious history. This model from the late 1960s embodies the design finesse and artisanship that have become synonymous with Omega: a classic silvered dial with attached markers, powered by the Omega calibre 613 movement. By labeling this watch as a Seamaster de Ville, Omega accentuated its sporty essence, inherent to the Seamaster series, while also nodding to its refined, dressy aesthetic. Featuring luminous hands and numerals encased in a sturdy 33.5mm stainless steel frame, this watch garnered immediate acclaim.

In contemporary times, the Ref. 136.010 is a coveted treasure among vintage watch enthusiasts, celebrated for its ageless elegance and the impeccable craftsmanship it represents. It undeniably ranks among Omega’s most emblematic timepieces and continues to epitomize the pinnacle of Swiss luxury watchmaking.

What we love:

• The most classic and timeless Omega dress watch ever produced
• Rare black dial with a light patina

What you should know:

• Minor scratches on the case