The Omega De Ville line has seen many special iterations of their chronographs ever since Omega launched the De Ville line in 1967. Many subtle changes in dial layout, movements and case designs made this type of watch extremely versatile and made sure there was a beautiful chronograph for everyone in Omega`s line-up. The special Omega De Ville we are offering today is a gorgeous gold plated Omega De Ville 146.017 from 1969!

This beautiful Omega De Ville Chronograph runs on the special handwound cal. 930 made by Omega. This movement is based upon a 861 base movement which has a date function added to it. This amazing and weird movement is placed inside a 35mm gold plated case with pump pushers without crown guards and a stainless steel screwdown caseback. The dial on this watch has a nice cream color with a tachymeter scale, two subdials, black hour markers, a champagne color date and black hour and minute hands. The overall condition of this watch is excellent, with a few small spots on the dial and a small dink between the caseback and case.

What we love:

• Amazing dial layout
• Special cal. 930 movement
• Rare model

What you should know:

• Small spots on the dial
• Small dink between the caseback and case