Omega De Ville 44mm
Limited edition with an enamel dial and a closed back with the engraving of Chronos. I would be grateful if members can chime in on how to tell the difference in quality in grand feu enamel dials. For example the Seiko Presage has an enamel dial and so do...
A few things
If you look at the Seiko Presage enamel dials, there is a tremendous amount of discoloration and surface defect visible anywhere hands, date, or a complication indicator places a hole in the dial. Second, cheap enamel can be executed on copper or silver, ...
Thanks for sharing your expertise, Tim. Enamel . . .
. . . and porcelain dials were never my cup of tea, distinguished as they are. Here's another recent Omega with an enamel dial. [photo credits: Dr No, 2011] Case is 49.2 mm, dial is probably on the order of 45 mm. I wonder what the rejection rate was? 🤔 ...
This is a really nice one.
Have not come across this before. Engine turned seconds counter?
Yes, and chronometer-rated movement . . .
. . . to boot. This is the only example I've ever seen; don't know of anyone that owns one. Art ...
For me, the most important thing
about enamel is the mix of texture and smoothness, as can be seen in this gorgeous photo of the black dial LUC Quattro Spirit from A Blog To Watch. ...
A beautiful dial! And case, as well. A truly special DeVille.
This model is on the larger size, if I recall correctly. Is that right? I imagine it has a nice heft on the wrist.
Yes, this is a size 44 mm but slimmish.
Unless I’m much mistaken it is under 12 mm in height. 11 point something. Easy to wear but one of my larger watches
