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Beautiful skeletonization
This is a reminder that sharp angle finishing was more readily available when the luxury watch market was smaller. It's not so long ago, but that time is not coming back, unless there's a real contraction in demand.
Really nice photos of a classy Omega.
Wow. Mirrored, sharp interior bevels...
This is pretty incredible work from Omega. Admittedly, I can't tell just how good, but it looks very impressive in your photography of it. Thank you for sharing these. Looking forward to see more.
I was also suprised by its finishing, especially those sharp angles.
Nowadays, some 100K+ USD skeleton watches do not even bother give us one interior angle.
Wow love it!
I didn't know that model... what's the model name and / or reference? Cheers, Alex
However!
On the Omega website, the photo they use has morse finishing than the actual watch, which seems ridiculous. That's why I say they do not want us know. ...
To my experience,
It is not that legible, especially when there is not much light, but I guess comparing to other skeleton watches, its legibility is above average. Cheers!
Beautiful skeletonization
This is a reminder that sharp angle finishing was more readily available when the luxury watch market was smaller. It's not so long ago, but that time is not coming back, unless there's a real contraction in demand. Really nice photos of a classy Omega.
Can't find an image of your DeVille in my files . . .
. . . although I distinctly recall seeing one many years ago at the LA Omega boutique when it was in Beverly Hills. Thanks much for sharing! Impressed, Art