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Vintage Omega Watch De Ville 111.0107 Steel — Silver Dial Hand-Wound (1971)

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Omega De Ville steel: the Swiss dress watch of 1971 with a silver dial and hand-wound movement

This Omega watch belongs to the De Ville line, the maison's dress collection, born in 1967 when Omega decided to separate its de ville watches from the Seamaster range. Unisex, it is equally suited to a man or a woman. Its round stainless steel case, with a slender bezel and short, angular lugs, embodies the refined classicism of the early 1970s. It measures 33mm (34mm with the crown) for a Lug-to-lug of 35mm and a thickness of only 6.35mm. A piece of great finesse, made to slip under a cuff.

The silver dial reveals a sunray-brushed finish that catches the light with discreet radiance. Twelve faceted applied baton markers punctuate the perimeter, with no numerals or railroad track: the absolute sobriety of the dress watch. The Ω symbol and the OMEGA signature occupy the upper part of the dial, the mention DE VILLE the lower part, with SWISS MADE at the base. Two slender baton hands are all that is needed: no seconds hand, no date, only the hours and minutes.

Inside beats the Omega 625 caliber, a mechanical hand-wound movement, one of Omega's last extra-thin manual calibers before the transition to quartz. Its slim construction is precisely what allows the watch's 6.35mm profile. No battery here: the watch is wound by hand each morning, with a gesture now rare. The movement of this example has been serviced by our watchmaker.

On the wrist, the piece wears as a timeless {{6bc21f59930c751631e87a30ef009c37} watch. The polished steel and silver dial form an ensemble of great restraint, here highlighted by a grained light brown leather strap that warms the whole and offers a beautiful vintage contrast. This strap is not original; it is fitted with a buckle. The Lug width of 17mm leaves the choice of replacement straps open.

Three points to note

  • The watch is mechanical with hand-wound movement: it must be wound daily to function. It is neither automatic nor quartz.
  • The serial number places this piece in 1971, a dating established by Omega reference tables and not by estimation.
  • The silver dial is superb and clean; the steel of the bezel and lugs shows fine signs of wear, consistent with the age of the piece.

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Technical specifications

  • Brand: Omega
  • Model: De Ville
  • Reference: 111.0107
  • Serial number: 36579xxx
  • Estimated year: 1971
  • Origin: Switzerland
  • Gender: Men's and women's watch (Unisex)
  • Movement: Mechanical hand-wound, Omega 625 caliber
  • Functions: Hours, minutes
  • Case: Steel (steel back), round shape
  • Dimensions: 33mm (34mm with the crown)
  • Lug to lug: 35mm
  • Thickness: 6.35mm
  • Lug width: 17mm
  • Crown : Steel, fluted, original
  • Dial : Brushed silvered sunburst, faceted applied baton indices, original
  • Hands : Faceted steel baton hands (hours, minutes), original
  • Crystal : Mineral, very good condition (9/10)
  • Bracelet : Light brown grained leather, not original
  • Buckle : Pin buckle, not original

Condition and guarantee

  • Overall condition : Excellent state of preservation. Superb sunburst silvered dial, clear indices and hands. The steel of the bezel and lugs, however, shows fine traces of wear, consistent with the age of the piece.
  • Water resistance : Not guaranteed (vintage watch)
  • Authenticity : Lifetime guarantee
  • Movement : Serviced movement, guaranteed for 1 year
  • Included : Atelier Victor invoice, protective case
  • Not included : Original box and papers

Frequently asked questions

What is the Omega De Ville line ?
The De Ville is Omega's dress watch line. Born in 1967, when the maison separated its de ville watches from the Seamaster range, it brings together pieces with a clean, elegant design, conceived for dress wear rather than sport. This example is an ultra-thin steel manual-winding version, in the purest dress watch spirit.

Is this Omega automatic or quartz ?
Neither: it is mechanical with manual winding. Its calibre 625 must be wound by hand, generally once a day, by turning the crown. There is neither a battery nor an automatic rotor. It is a rare mode of operation, and one of the appeals of this piece for lovers of traditional mechanics.

What year is this Omega from ?
From 1971. Unlike many vintage watches, this dating is not an estimate: the serial number engraved on the movement falls within the 36 million range, which Omega reference tables attribute to this period. It is verifiable information, not a rough estimate.

How do you wind a manual-winding watch ?
Gently turn the crown clockwise about twenty turns, until you feel resistance. Never force it beyond that point. Daily winding, at the same time each day, is enough to keep the watch running and ensures the best regularity.

Is a 33mm case suitable for which wrist ?
A 33mm diameter with a Lug-to-lug of 35mm is ideally suited to wrists of approximately 15 to 19cm. It is the classic dress watch format: discreet on a masculine wrist, perfectly proportioned on a feminine wrist. Its 6.35mm thickness allows it to slip under a shirt cuff without the slightest discomfort.

 

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