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Saying "Hello" and presenting a watch ...
Hi ! After a recent discussion with one of the moderators (hi Mike !) I finally decided to upgrade myself from "lurker" condition 
So here I am posting this and a pic of my Omega DeVille prestige chronograph ... a rare watch from my point of view (if one of you have one of the same type - please join my post). Even in a mail received from Mr. Chuck Maddox (God rest his soul), he was saying to me that "I hadn't seen one in about 3 or 4 years before your email". The reference number is 4840.30.00.
Anyhow is a great watch and I really enjoy wearing it - now I have put it on a bracelet for sumer time ...
Best,
Eddie
Saying "Hello" and presenting a watch ...
Hi ! After a recent discussion with one of the moderators (hi Mike !) I finally decided to upgrade myself from "lurker" condition So here I am posting this and a pic of my Omega DeVille prestige chronograph ... a rare watch from my point of view (if one o...
Greetings, Eddie, and thanks for sharing your rarely seen . . .
. . . DeVille chronograph, which I'm guessing is 1990's vintage . . . can you tell us what movement resides within? Considering the subdial layout and the lack of a date, it could be an Omega cal 1861 manual winding movement as fitted in the Speedmaster ....
Introduced in 1993 . . .
This watch does have an 861 and later a 1861 beating in its interior. Classically beautiful. Do you have a shot on the bracelet? I'm curious as to it's design. Sam aka Hewybaby
