1969 Omega De Ville Ref. 166.033 With Bracelet
Why This Watch Matters
This De Ville is punching above its weight class with a great Omega bracelet to boot.
The Full Story
The Omega De Ville first began as a sub-collection of the brand's Seamaster line in the early 1960s. By the latter half of the decade, Omega decided to make the De Ville its own collection, and in 1967, it became a permanent fixture of the brand's catalog.
The watch we have here today is ref. 166.033 De Ville with some pretty stunning features to write home about. Of course, the watch is fitted to a correct and matching Omega bracelet, which is great to see. The applied Omega symbol and branding on the dial are also very nice touches that give the dial some added depth. The dial is brushed in its finish adding even more interest to the overall look.
The Fine Print
Maker: OmegaModel: De Ville
Reference: 166.033
Year: Circa 1969
Case No: N/A
Movement No: 31198575
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 34.5mm diameter; 10.5mm thickness
Crystal: Plexiglass
Lume: Yes
Caliber: Omega, self-winding, caliber 565
Bracelet/Strap: Omega, stainless steel, No. 29 Ref. 1037 bracelet with 564 end links (Approximate max wrist size 7.5in / 191mm)
Lug Width: 18mm
Box/Papers: No
What We Love And What You Should Know
Things We Love:
- Brushed dial finish- Quick-set date
- Omega bracelet
Things To Know:
- Scratches on case- Bracelet shows spots of wear
This Seamaster De Ville is in overall great condition. The case is strong with light scratches. The caseback and rear of the lugs have a few larger scratches. The engravings on the caseback are visible.
The dial is in great condition with a light patina. The hour markers and hands have developed patina.
The bracelet is in great condition with light scratches and a slight degree of stretch. The bracelet has spots of slight pitting and wear throughout. The bracelet is stamped "Ref. 1037" and signed by Omega. The crystal has some scratches. The dial, crown, case, movement, crystal, and bracelet are all signed by Omega. This watch was photographed on a 175mm/6.9inch wrist.
Original: $1,500.00
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Description
Why This Watch Matters
This De Ville is punching above its weight class with a great Omega bracelet to boot.
The Full Story
The Omega De Ville first began as a sub-collection of the brand's Seamaster line in the early 1960s. By the latter half of the decade, Omega decided to make the De Ville its own collection, and in 1967, it became a permanent fixture of the brand's catalog.
The watch we have here today is ref. 166.033 De Ville with some pretty stunning features to write home about. Of course, the watch is fitted to a correct and matching Omega bracelet, which is great to see. The applied Omega symbol and branding on the dial are also very nice touches that give the dial some added depth. The dial is brushed in its finish adding even more interest to the overall look.
The Fine Print
Maker: OmegaModel: De Ville
Reference: 166.033
Year: Circa 1969
Case No: N/A
Movement No: 31198575
Material: Stainless steel
Dimensions: 34.5mm diameter; 10.5mm thickness
Crystal: Plexiglass
Lume: Yes
Caliber: Omega, self-winding, caliber 565
Bracelet/Strap: Omega, stainless steel, No. 29 Ref. 1037 bracelet with 564 end links (Approximate max wrist size 7.5in / 191mm)
Lug Width: 18mm
Box/Papers: No
What We Love And What You Should Know
Things We Love:
- Brushed dial finish- Quick-set date
- Omega bracelet
Things To Know:
- Scratches on case- Bracelet shows spots of wear
This Seamaster De Ville is in overall great condition. The case is strong with light scratches. The caseback and rear of the lugs have a few larger scratches. The engravings on the caseback are visible.
The dial is in great condition with a light patina. The hour markers and hands have developed patina.
The bracelet is in great condition with light scratches and a slight degree of stretch. The bracelet has spots of slight pitting and wear throughout. The bracelet is stamped "Ref. 1037" and signed by Omega. The crystal has some scratches. The dial, crown, case, movement, crystal, and bracelet are all signed by Omega. This watch was photographed on a 175mm/6.9inch wrist.
