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I confess
I have none.
It have all in terms of watch, but i read it already, it is a bit ambitious priced by Omega.
Who go to pay too much?
The other facts why i should skip this De Ville are,
i have no lust to want again a co-axial movement in a watch. A vintage Omega would be better for me, when i see a peace that have a movement inside that needs to discovered by me.
Second, the white gold indices and hands is an odd way to bring up a watch if you ask me. Like a sports car with a little average engine in it will be a disaster.
Omega De Ville Tresor. No love for this one? 40x10.1 mm: 44.8 lug to lug. Hand wound. PR 72h.
Steel case. Hands and indices white Gold. Any owners? ...
Been repeatedly tempted…
Especially since it is not a reedition of a past design, at least not more than a homage. But haven’t pulled the trigger yet 🤷🏻♂️
I would love to see it in the real. It’s even not
easy to find pics or videos in the web. Most of them are from the date version.
Stick that movement in a Ranchero homage . . .
. . . similar to Abel's original . . . [watch & photo credit: Subexplorer] . . . and watch my credit card melt faster than you can say 'Pussy Galore'. ...
When we visit Maggie I'll have her . . .
. . . put jumping beans . . . . . . in your tequila.
If there are 30+ CK859's in our community . . .
. . . I'll bet we'd have > 40 reimagined Rancheros. And if Omega made both black and cream dial versions, I'd pull a Nicolas and get both.
I'd be tempted to get both . . .
. . . but if constrained to one would go for cream. 🍦
Rule #1: if you get drunk in a whorehouse . . .
. . . have only maxed-out credit cards in your wallet.
Just looked at it in the boutique yesterday…
a number of them in fact…great pieces along with the constellations…I just wish Omega would do a relaunch and bling them out a little…lots of room to reinvent these models.
My sense is that Omega should dress Trésors down rather than up . . .
. . . with matte surfaces on at least part of the case, and add grain to the dial. A size reduction would help, too. Art
Agree on the tresor …
actually on that one they should work more on the movement but constellation should get the full treatment.
I like these
The models I tend to have liked were ruined by the date. I think there was a beautiful lacquer dial one I saw snapped up fast on a secondary site.
A pic and a video:
Source: Hodinkee. OMEGA De Ville Trésor Small Seconds 40mm blue dial ...
40mm is good for me. It'd also be 37,38 or 39 😀😀.
The problems would start at 41 or 42. The short lug to lug distance also helps to make it very wearable, imo.
The CK 859 is amazing and perhaps the Tresor plays
in a segment with many serious competitors.
. . . and, lest we forget, a cutting edge manual wind manufacture movement . . .
. . . at a reasonable price. Yes, there's much to admire about Trèsors. Art
I quite like it, front and back
I'll try to check it out next time I'm in an Omega store.
I confess
I have none. It have all in terms of watch, but i read it already, it is a bit ambitious priced by Omega. Who go to pay too much? The other facts why i should skip this De Ville are, i have no lust to want again a co-axial movement in a watch. A vintage O...
The 40mm on my 7.25” is not a problem…
…but for something this ‘dressy’ I prefer 36-39mm.