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    Omega De Ville ST 162 751 (1970-1979)

    Omega

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    $414
    Estimated Value $1,001 - $1,113
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    About This Watch

    Now available at auction from Second Vintage This classic 1970s Omega De Ville design is defined by its distinctive cushion-shaped stainless steel case and highly attractive vertically brushed silver dial. Powered by the reliable Omega caliber 1012 automatic movement, it represents a well-preserved example of standard production from a celebrated era in the brand's history. Brand: Omega Model: De Ville Reference Number: ST 162 751 Serial Number: 36203116 Movement: Automatic, Caliber 1012 Dial: Silver with vertical brushed finish Case Size: 34mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless steel Production Year: Circa 1973 Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Timegrapher: +17+19s/day, performing remarkably well. Dial and Hands The well-preserved silver dial features a striking vertical brushed finish that catches the light beautifully. Applied black baton indices provide clear contrast alongside the clean text printing. Very minor dust particles are visible under macro magnification, while the overall presentation remains highly attractive. The matching black stick hands maintain a clean finish with no visible oxidation or damage. Case and Crystal The distinctive cushion-shaped stainless steel case displays honest wear, featuring a brushed front face transitioning into polished flanks. The case geometry and edges remain well defined. Light surface scratches and minor wear consistent with age are present across the surfaces. The watch is fitted with an Omega signed crown, presenting well-defined knurled edges. A domed acrylic crystal protects the dial, remaining clear with no major scratches, cracks, or crazing visible. Movement Inside the case beats the Omega automatic caliber 1012. The movement displays the copper-colored plating characteristic of Omega calibers from this era. The rotor and bridges are visually well preserved, maintaining a clean appearance with no visible corrosion or oxidation. Clear engravings include OMEGA, SWISS, the serial number 36203116, the caliber designation 1012, and the Omega logo. Recording +17+19s/day on the timegrapher, the movement is exhibiting remarkable accuracy and consistency, performing brilliantly for a vintage timepiece. Strap The watch is paired with a complementary black leather strap featuring an embossed pattern. It is fitted with an Omega signed stainless steel pin buckle. Light wear is visible on the strap surfaces. Condition Excellent vintage condition. The dial is wonderfully preserved, while the hands remain clean and free of oxidation. The stainless steel case shows honest wear with light surface scratches, maintaining strong and well-defined geometry. The domed acrylic crystal is clear. Supported by the recorded timegrapher result, the movement is performing very strongly. Dimensions The case size is 34mm (excluding the crown). Remarks This Omega De Ville offers a fantastic opportunity to acquire a classic 1970s dress watch with a distinctive cushion case. The combination of the vertically brushed silver dial, reliable caliber 1012 movement, and signed pin buckle makes it a highly appealing choice for any enthusiast of the era. History The Omega De Ville collection emerged in the 1960s as a refined alternative to the brand's robust sports models, eventually becoming an independent line recognized for its elegant proportions and versatile styling. During the 1970s, the De Ville range embraced the design language of the decade, frequently utilizing cushion cases and textured dials to create visually engaging dress watches. The caliber 1012, introduced during this period, is a respected automatic movement known for its high beat rate and reliable architecture, serving as a trusted engine for many of Omega's dress and everyday timepieces. Payment and Shipping Payment must be completed within 1–3 days after purchase. Your watch will be professionally and securely packaged, then shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind. We use fast express shipping, with typical delivery within 1–4 business days, depending on the destination. Please note that vintage watches may show minor signs of wear, aging, or imperfections, which are considered normal for watches of this age. We kindly ask you to review all photos carefully before bidding. We photograph each watch from multiple angles to provide the most accurate representation possible, and the photos form an important part of the description. The timegrapher assessment if provided is seen as an indication of the movement’s condition under fully wound testing conditions. As with all vintage watches, results may vary in daily use. If you have any concerns regarding functionality or defects after delivery, please contact us within 3 days of receiving the watch so we can assist you. As with all used watches, water resistance is not guaranteed. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends. / Second Vintage SKU: OME-DVA-0002

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