Reference guide
Omega's De Ville line, 1960 to today

Omega De Ville

Every De Ville found, in production order: the Seamaster De Ville of 1960, the ultra-thin dress watches and jewellery pieces of the 1960s and 1970s, the chronographs and tuning-fork watches, the quartz sub-lines of the 1980s, Prestige, the first co-axial watches, X2, Hour Vision, Ladymatic, Trésor and the central tourbillons.

22 families746 entriesPrices collected 16 Oct 2026

Origins

The De Ville began in October 1960 as the Seamaster De Ville, a slimmer and dressier Seamaster for town wear. By then the Seamaster had become a professional line, and Omega aimed the new model at young American buyers, priced between the plain Seamaster and the Constellation. The catalogues used the name from the start, but it reached the dial only in late 1962, when Omega's New York agent Norman Morris asked for it. Most Swiss examples use the front-loading one-piece 'unishell' case with the seahorse on the back.

In 1967 De Ville became a collection of its own, with new short-lugged cases and a wider, slimmer range. Through the late 1960s and 1970s it was Omega's design line: ultra-thin hand-winds on the 2.5 mm cal. 620, square and TV-shaped automatics on the 3 mm cal. 711, the Jeux d'Or and Andrew Grima's gem-crystal watches, sterling silver Jeux d'Argent, chronographs on the 861, the elliptical Dynamic and the f300 tuning-fork Electronic. De Ville designs won the Grand Prix Triomphe de l'Excellence Européenne and six Golden Roses at Baden-Baden.

Quartz arrived in 1976. Under SSIH, rescued by its banks in 1981 and merged with ASUAG in 1983, the De Ville turned into a fashion and jewellery line with dozens of named sub-lines (Rivoli, Ile de France, Symbol, Vasarely) on thin Omega and ETA quartz calibres, while the ultra-thin Dinosaure of 1980 stood apart as its own model.

The modern De Ville starts with Prestige in 1993–94, the line's backbone ever since, and with the Central Tourbillon of Omega's centenary in 1994. In 1999 the De Ville carried George Daniels' co-axial escapement into series production for the first time; the co-axial chronographs, the split-seconds Rattrapante and the Chronoscope followed. The Hour Vision of 2007 launched cal. 8500, Omega's first movement designed around the co-axial, and the Ladymatic (2010) and Trésor (2014) completed today's range. Since 2022 every mechanical Prestige is a Master Chronometer.

Omega De Ville: ST 166.0020 — Seamaster De Ville ST 166.0020 in steel, 1962, with the automatic cal. 562 or 565. With the 165.020, it is the reference the forum guides name first.Photo: Omega, vintage watches database

At a glance

Each entry gives the reference, years, calibre, case, what collectors look for and what it sells for.

One bar per family, from the first dated reference to the last. Families overlap: in the early 1970s the De Ville sold ultra-thin hand-winds, cal. 711 automatics, sterling silver jewellery watches, chronographs and tuning-fork watches side by side. Click a row to jump to its references.

References

Photos: Omega's own archive images for 294 vintage entries; Omega and WatchBase catalogue images for 239 modern rows, where the reference list adds a separate thumbnail for each reference that has its own image; dealer, auction, forum and advertisement photos for 161 entries, 50 of them archive entries for which Omega shows only a drawing. No photo is used for more than one reference. 52 of 746 entries have no published photo; when a close sibling has one, the note links to it. Photos are credited where the source is known; click one to enlarge it. If a photograph is yours and you want it credited or removed, write to me.

746 entries covering 1,654 reference numbers in 22 families

Entries · 1 of 22

Seamaster De Ville: the first De Villes, 1959 – 1975

552 · 560–565 · 600 · 601 · 610 · 611 · 630 · 670 · 1020

The De Ville began in October 1960 as a dressier, city version of the Seamaster, aimed first at young American buyers and priced between the plain Seamaster and the Constellation. Catalogues used the name from 1960, but it reached the dial only from late 1962, at the request of Omega's New York agent Norman Morris. Hand-wound 600-series calibres and the automatics 552 and 560–565 (24 jewels; the 560 and 563 have 17), all at 19,800 vph.

Cases. Swiss cases are mostly the front-loading one-piece 'unishell' with the seahorse on the back, advertised as waterproof to 200 ft; steel by Centrale Boîtes or S. Graber, from 1962 mostly by EPSA, gold by Serva. British cases by Dennison until 1968, then Shackman. US cases by Ross, with thinner lugs and often no seahorse; Seamaster De Ville references ran on alongside the plain De Ville after 1967, in the US to the end of the 1970s, so a 1970s Seamaster De Ville dial is not a fake by itself. Old-system prefixes: CK steel, KO gold-capped steel, OT 18k gold, OJ 14k gold.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

CK 147401959 · cal. 610CKOmega archive

Hand-wound, date. Stainless steel, monocoque case opening from the front. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.

Archive date 1959: the reference existed before the October 1960 launch.

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€1,395–2,030 EU dealer asking; $600–770 eBay askingTypical range, not this reference: men's Seamaster De Ville, steel (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

14725c. 1960 · cal. 570/571CK

Automatic, centre seconds.

Omega Forums Seamaster De Ville guide.

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€1,395–2,030 EU dealer asking; $600–770 eBay askingTypical range, not this reference: men's Seamaster De Ville, steel (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

14730c. 1960 · cal. 562KO

Automatic with date.

Omega Forums Seamaster De Ville guide.

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€1,395–2,030 EU dealer asking; $600–770 eBay askingTypical range, not this reference: men's Seamaster De Ville, steel or gold-capped (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

147351960 · cal. 520OT

Hand-wound, among the first Swiss Seamaster De Ville references.

Listed in the Omega Forums Seamaster De Ville guide; not in Omega's archive.

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14k/18k solid gold: $1,965–3,999 eBay asking (most $2,200–3,000); steel with 14k gold bezel: $1,200–2,600 askingTypical range, not this reference: men's Seamaster De Ville, solid gold (eBay, October 2026)

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Entries · 2 of 22

Men's hand-wound dress watches, 1962 – 1981

601 · 610 · 611 · 613 · 620 · 625 · 630 · 651

From 1967 the De Ville stood alone as Omega's dress line, slimmer and more varied than the Seamaster it came from. Most men's hand-winds use the 17.5 mm ultra-thin cal. 620 (hours and minutes only, 17 jewels, 19,800 vph, about 2.5 mm high) or the 625, the same movement at 21,600 vph from about 1971. Round watches with seconds use the 28.4 mm 600 family: 601 time only, 611 date, 613 quickset date.

Cases. Round, cushion, tonneau, rectangular and square cases, many 20-micron gold-plated (MD) or gold-plated with a steel back, plus steel, 18k and white gold. Press-in or front-loading, with no water resistance as a rule. The archive gives the year a reference entered the collection; most were sold for several years after it.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BA 111.00231962 · cal. 620BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, 25.4 × 25.4 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

€1,500–2,400 asking for 18k/14k men's hand-wound; WatchCharts model estimates $890–1,050Typical range, not this reference: men's hand-wound, solid gold (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, Bonhams, October 2026)

BA 111.00351962 · cal. 620BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

BA 111.00571962–1974 · cal. 620BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, 24 × 28.2 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

BA 111.00671962 · cal. 620BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$894

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Entries · 3 of 22

Automatics: 552 to the 1000 family, 1966 – 1983

552 · 562 · 565 · 671 · 684 · 752 · 1002 · 1012 · 1022

The 24-jewel 552 and the date 562 and 565 (quickset from about 1966), the 752 day-date, then from 1969 the thinner 28,800 vph 1000 family: 1002 date, 1012 with quickset date from 1972, 1022 day-date. Cal. 671 is a small automatic used in shaped men's cases of 1966–70; cal. 684 drives the Deauville tank. The ultra-thin 711 has its own block below.

Cases. Monocoque and press-in cases of 34 to 39 mm, square and cushion shapes from 1967, the large 39 mm cushion-shaped De Ville Dynamic (166.0145, cal. 565, 563 in the US; the square sibling of the oval Genève Dynamic) and the gold-plated Dynamic II. Many steel references were also made in gold plate (MD, LD, ME) and 18k.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

162.0048late 1960s–1970s · cal. 1002ST

Automatic with date, 32 mm, steel.

Catawiki listing.

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$460–840 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer asking €1,095–1,785Typical range, not this reference: men's automatic, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

151.00211966 · cal. 671STOmega archive

Automatic. Stainless steel, 25 × 32 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$460–840 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer asking €1,095–1,785Typical range, not this reference: men's automatic, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

MD 161.00141966 · cal. 671MDOmega archive

Automatic. Gold-plated, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$350

ME 162.00251966 · cal. 562/565MEOmega archive

Automatic, date. Gold-plated, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$525

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Entries · 4 of 22

Cal. 711: the ultra-thin automatics, 1962 – 1976

711

Cal. 711 is a full-rotor automatic only 3.0 mm high, the thinnest Omega automatic of its day (the later 1120 is 3.6 mm): 24 jewels, 19,800 vph, no date and no hacking. It was made by Rayville (the former Blancpain, part of Omega's SSIH group), later by Marc Favre; it was not built on a Frédéric Piguet base. It made cases under 9 mm thick possible, with flat dials because there is no room for a dome. Omega revived the 71x base in the mid 1980s for Louis Brandt watches.

Cases. Mostly 18k yellow and white gold, square, cushion and TV-shaped, plus a few steel references such as ST 151.0039 and ST 161.0022. Production of the 71x family began in 1964 and most watches date from 1966 on. The archive's 1962 date for 165.0008 is a reference-creation date, not a production date; dated examples of 165.0008 are from 1966 to 1968.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BC 165.00081962 · cal. 711BCOmega archive

Automatic. 18k white gold, screw-in back. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.More photos

$2,650–3,900 (14k/18k) sold/askingTypical range, not this reference: men's cal. 711 automatic, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, Collectorsquare, Craft & Tailored, October 2026)

BA 161.00321964 · cal. 711BAOmega archive

Automatic. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$2,650–3,900 (14k/18k) sold/askingTypical range, not this reference: men's cal. 711 automatic, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, Collectorsquare, Craft & Tailored, October 2026)

BA 161.00211965 · cal. 711BAOmega archive

Automatic. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$2,650–3,900 (14k/18k) sold/askingTypical range, not this reference: men's cal. 711 automatic, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, Collectorsquare, Craft & Tailored, October 2026)

BA 161.00241965 · cal. 711BAOmega archive

Automatic. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$668

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Entries · 5 of 22

Ladies' hand-wound, 1964 – 1979

484 · 485 · 620 · 625 · 650 · 730 · 1070 · 1100

Small shaped movements for ladies' cases: the 480 family (484, 485) of about 15.5 × 12.5 mm, the 620 and 625 that also serve the men's line, cal. 650 in the smallest 1960s gold pieces, and cal. 1070 and 1100 in the 1970s. The archive filed many of the 1960s ladies' watches under De Ville from 1964.

Cases. Round, square, oval and octagonal cases from 14 to 30 mm, in steel, gold plate and 18k, many on integrated or soldered gold bracelets (7xx references) and cocktail cases with stones (6xx and 8xx). Gold ladies' pieces often trade close to their gold value.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BA 511.01381964 · cal. 620BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$600–1,700 asking for 18k on strap; $2,750–3,500 for solid-gold bracelet versionsTypical range, not this reference: ladies' hand-wound, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

BA 511.01561964 · cal. 650BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$600–1,700 asking for 18k on strap; $2,750–3,500 for solid-gold bracelet versionsTypical range, not this reference: ladies' hand-wound, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

ST 511.01631964 · cal. 484STOmega archive

Hand-wound. Stainless steel, 20.5 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

€86 no-reserve sale to $540 market; eBay asking $200–450; EU dealer €1,075Typical range, not this reference: ladies' hand-wound, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, Catawiki, October 2026)

BA 511.00011965 · cal. 650BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$600–1,700 asking for 18k on strap; $2,750–3,500 for solid-gold bracelet versionsTypical range, not this reference: ladies' hand-wound, solid gold (eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

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Entries · 6 of 22

Ladies' automatics and the Ladymatic, 1963 – 1975

661 · 662 · 663 · 671

Omega's ladies' automatics of the 1960s and 1970s: the 66x family used in the Ladymatic, which began in 1955 as a separate model and was filed under De Ville from 1963 (BA 551.0008), and the 671. The name returned in 2010 for the De Ville Ladymatic.

Cases. Round cases of 18 to 32 mm and small squares, in steel, gold plate and 18k, on leather or soldered gold mesh bracelets.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BA 551.00081963–1967 · cal. 661BAOmega archive

Automatic. 18k yellow gold, 18 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.

Ladymatic. The archive's first Ladymatic filed under De Ville. Vintage Ladymatics sell for little; gold ones near gold value.

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€154

MD 551.00151963 · cal. 661MDOmega archive

Automatic. Gold-plated, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$200–450 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,095Typical range, not this reference: ladies' automatic, gold-plated (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

BA 551.00271966 · cal. 661BAOmega archive

Automatic. Solid yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$500–1,700 for 14k/18k on strap; $2,950–5,495 on gold braceletTypical range, not this reference: ladies' automatic, solid gold (eBay, October 2026)

CD 565.00051966 · cal. 671CDOmega archive

Automatic. Gold-cap on stainless steel, monocoque case opening from the front. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.More photos

$200–450 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,095Typical range, not this reference: ladies' automatic, steel or gold-capped (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

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Entries · 7 of 22

Jewellery De Villes: Jeux d'Or, Grima, Jeux d'Argent, Saint Honoré, 1964 – 1976

620 · 625 · 650 · 662 · 663 · 711

In 1969 Omega commissioned the London jeweller Andrew Grima, whose 'About Time' collection of 85 unique watches with gemstone crystals followed (Antiquorum; the often quoted '55 watches and 31 jewels' is the size of Bonhams' 2017 Grima sale). Omega's catalogued 18k jewellery line was Jeux d'Or, from 1964 into the 1970s; the later Grima-inspired 'Time in Style' pieces were sold under the De Ville, Constellation and Jeux d'Or names. When gold prices rose Omega moved to sterling silver: Jeux d'Argent, 1971–76, with integrated silver bracelets and faceted crystals. Saint Honoré (1974–75) is the 18k jewellery line of the mid 1970s; the name was reused on a 1980 quartz De Ville.

Cases. Integrated or soldered gold and silver bracelets, bark and textured bezels, faceted mineral or sapphire crystals, hidden crowns, stone and blue dials. Grima-retailed pieces carry Grima hallmarks and boxes. Archive references start RS (sterling) or BA/BC (18k); dealers often quote the shorter case numbers (8270, 8271, 8272, 8305, 8332, 8343).

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BA 511.01531964–1970 · cal. 650BAOmega archive

Hand-wound. 18k yellow gold, 14.5 mm, press-in back. On 18k yellow gold and leather. Not water resistant.

Jeux d'Or, 14.5 mm, cal. 650, 18k on a gold-and-leather strap.

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$3,270–5,500 asking for gold bracelet pieces; €7,995 for a Saint Honoré 7284Typical range, not this reference: ladies' jewellery De Ville, solid gold (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

551.00611969 · cal. 661

Andrew Grima Emerald-line automatic, square, 26 mm.

Spring & Pivot listing.

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€86 no-reserve sale to $540 market; eBay asking $200–450; EU dealer €1,075Typical range, not this reference: ladies' hand-wound, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, Catawiki, October 2026)

83051969–early 1970s · cal. 711BA

18k, 37.5 × 34 mm, integrated fish-scale bracelet, champagne Roman dial; retailed by Grima.

An example first sold on 29 May 1969 came with Grima box and Omega extract. Piasa sold 8305 053, with bark bezel and smoked crystal, as About Time in October 2024.

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$3,270–5,500 asking for gold bracelet pieces; €7,995 for a Saint Honoré 7284Typical range, not this reference: ladies' jewellery De Ville, solid gold (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

8271 Emeraldc. 1970–73 · cal. 620BA

18k octagonal emerald-cut case, 32.5 × 24 mm, signed gilt dial.

"Emerald" is a case-shape name used for 8271 and 8272 in gold and silver.

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$3,270–5,500 asking for gold bracelet pieces; €7,995 for a Saint Honoré 7284Typical range, not this reference: ladies' jewellery De Ville, solid gold (Wristler, eBay, October 2026)

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Entries · 8 of 22

Chronographs, 1963 – 1970

320 · 321 · 860 · 861 · 930

Hand-wound chronographs in dress cases: the column-wheel cal. 320 and 321 (Lemania 2310 base) in the 1960s, then the cam-switching 860 and 861 (Lemania 1872/1873) from 1968 and the 930 with date. Collectors call these Seamaster De Ville or De Ville chronographs. The only cal. 321 De Ville is 145.0005 of 1967 (18k twin 141.0010), with a dial reading Seamaster or Seamaster De Ville; 145.0018 uses cal. 861.

Cases. 35 mm cases in steel and 18k, with tachymeter scales on 145.0005, 145.0017 and 146.0017. The 1993 Prestige chronograph 4840 with cal. 861 is in the Prestige block.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

BA 141.00091963 · cal. 320BAOmega archive

Hand-wound, chronograph. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.

Cal. 320, the earlier version of the column-wheel chronograph.

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CHF 6,490 sold

BA 141.00101966 · cal. 321BAOmega archive

Hand-wound, chronograph, tachymeter. 18k yellow gold, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.

18k version of the cal. 321 dress chronograph.

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$4,200–5,600 asking (18k cal. 320/321 chronographs); CHF 6,490 sold for a De Ville BA 141.009 (2007)Typical range, not this reference: men's chronograph, solid gold (eBay, Antiquorum, October 2026)

ST 145.00051966 · cal. 321STOmega archive

Hand-wound, chronograph, tachymeter. Stainless steel, screw-in back. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.

Cal. 321 in a dress case. Dials read Seamaster or Seamaster De Ville; Antiquorum catalogued one as De Ville Chronograph in 2008. Crystal PY5043.

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$2,160 · $5,150

ST 145.00171968 · cal. 860STOmega archive

Hand-wound, chronograph, tachymeter. Stainless steel, screw-in back. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.

Cal. 860, two registers; dials silver, blue or grey sunburst, often on a rice-bead bracelet. Photo from a WatchCharts listing (Omega's archive has no photo).

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£4,480

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Entries · 9 of 22

Electronic: f300 and Megasonic, 1971 – 1977

1220 · 1250 · 1260

The f300 tuning-fork watches use cal. 1250 (ESA 9162, date) and 1260 (ESA 9164, day-date), humming at 300 Hz. The Megasonic 720 Hz cal. 1220 appears under De Ville only in the pocket watch ST 198.1742; every Megasonic wristwatch found is a Constellation or Seamaster.

Cases. Steel and gold-plated cases of 35 to 37.5 mm with screw backs. f300 case numbers start 198.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

198.0032early 1970s · cal. 1250

14k gold-filled, 35.5 × 41 × 10.5 mm, guilloché dial.More photos

$1,750–2,283

198.00191972–73 · cal. 1250CD

Gold and steel, 36 mm, brown dial.More photos

€1,495

ST 198.00331972 · cal. 1260STOmega archive

Tuning fork, day-date. Stainless steel, 35.5 mm, press-in back. On leather or matching bracelet. Water resistant to 30 m.More photos

$370–550 eBay/WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,495Typical range, not this reference: men's electronic, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

ST 198.17421973–1977 · cal. 1220STOmega archive

Tuning fork chronometer, date. Stainless steel, 48 mm, press-in back. Not water resistant.

Electronic - Pocket watch. The only Megasonic signed De Ville that the research found; it is a pocket watch.

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$370–550 eBay/WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,495Typical range, not this reference: men's electronic, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

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Entries · 10 of 22

Quartz, 1976 to 1981, 1976 – 1984

1320 · 1325 · 1330 · 1332 · 1336 · 1337 · 1342 · 1350 · 1351 · 1353 · 1355 · 1365 · 1387

Omega's own quartz calibres reached the De Ville in 1976 (MD 192.0030, cal. 1325). The in-house 1342 with centre seconds ran from 1977 to 1980; the thin two-hand 1365 became the most used De Ville calibre of 1979–84. In 1979 the ultra-thin race began: ASUAG's Delirium was not an Omega, and Omega answered in March 1980 with cal. 1355 in the Dinosaure. From 1979 the line was split into named sub-lines, mostly French and Parisian place names: Rivoli, Saint Honoré, Les Genevoises, Ligne Douce, Octogonal.

Cases. Gold-plated cases (MD, ED, MR), steel, steel with gold bezel (DL, DA) and 18k (BA, BC), thin press-in cases of 4.4 to 6.7 mm, often 'dust protected' only. Integrated bracelets are common. In-house 13xx movements now depend on donor parts.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

196.0117late 1970s · cal. 1342

Men's quartz, 35 mm, 10k gold-filled; one example is retailed by Tiffany & Co.

The RealReal listing.

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€150 sold (Paris auction) / $335–750 market and asking; EU dealer €1,095–1,195Typical range, not this reference: men's quartz 1976–81, gold-plated (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, Gros & Delettrez, October 2026)

MD 192.00301976 · cal. 1325MDOmega archive

Quartz, date. Gold-plated, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.

The earliest quartz De Ville found in the archive. Photo from a WatchCharts listing (Omega's archive has no photo).

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$336

ST 192.00271976 · cal. 1325STOmega archive

Quartz, date. Stainless steel, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$447

ST 192.00281976 · cal. 1325STOmega archive

Quartz, date. Stainless steel, 34 mm, press-in back. On leather. Not water resistant.More photos

$383

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Entries · 11 of 22

Quartz, 1982 to 1997: the named lines, 1981 – 2000

1375 · 1377 · 1378 · 1379 · 1417 · 1428 · 1430 · 1436 · 1450 · 1455 · 1456 · 1458 · 1459 · 1470 · 1471 · 1532

The early 1980s De Ville was a fashion and jewellery line under SSIH, which the banks rescued in 1981 and merged with ASUAG in 1983. The movements are mostly ETA-based (1377 on ETA 959.001, 1378 on ETA 210.001 at under 1 mm, 1436 on ETA 255.441, 1471 on ETA 282.001, 1532 on ETA 255.111). Sub-lines include Ile de France (1983–92), America, Chevrons, Gold Bond, Longchamp, Via Veneto, Symphonie, Symbol (1986–96, the case shaped after the Omega logo), Vasarely (1985–92, all 18k) and Classic (1991–92, Classic 97 to 2000).

Cases. Thin steel, two-tone and gold-plated cases with integrated bracelets, many 18k ladies' pieces. Prefix codes: ST steel, MD/ED/MR gold-plated, HG 10k plated, DL steel with plated bezel, DA/DD/DF steel with solid gold bezel, BA 18k yellow, BC 18k white. Dinosaure (1980) is filed by Omega as its own model, not a De Ville.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

196.03171980s · cal. 1430MD

Quartz with date, 32 mm, gold-plated.

Marciano Metals listing.

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€150 sold (Paris auction) / $335–750 market and asking; EU dealer €1,095–1,195Typical range, not this reference: men's quartz 1982–97, gold-plated (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, Gros & Delettrez, October 2026)

591.01581980s · cal. 1378MD

Ladies' quartz tank, gold-plated.

Auction listing.

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$170–400 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,350Typical range, not this reference: ladies' quartz 1982–97, gold-plated (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

591.0212early 1980s · cal. 1387

Ladies' quartz, mother-of-pearl dial.

Dealer listing.

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$170–400 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,350Typical range, not this reference: ladies' quartz 1982–97, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

591.0338mid 1980s · cal. 1455

Ladies' quartz, 21 mm.

The RealReal listing.

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$170–400 eBay asking / WatchCharts; EU dealer €1,350Typical range, not this reference: ladies' quartz 1982–97, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

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Prestige, 1994 to 2007, 1993 – 2007

651 · 861 · 1120 · 1221 · 1376 · 1532 · 2500 · 2520 · 1861

Prestige launched in 1994 (its first references, such as the 4840, were created in 1993) with the bassine case and a seven-row bracelet, and became the backbone of the De Ville. Automatics use cal. 1120 (ETA 2892-A2 with Omega finishing, many chronometers), ladies' models the 2520 (ETA 2000), hand-winds the thin 651 with small seconds, and the 1993 chronograph 4840 the 861, listed by Omega as 1861. The Tonneau Jump Hour revived the jumping hour in 1996 (cal. 1221). Quartz models use cal. 1532 (ETA 255.111) and 1376.

Cases. Round cases of 22, 27, 34.4, 34.7 and 36.1 mm and tonneaus of 31.2 × 35.6 mm, in steel, steel and gold and 18k, water resistant to 30 to 100 m. References use Omega's eight-digit system of 1988–2007: 4500.31.00 is De Ville (4), steel on bracelet (5), model 00, silver dial with batons (31), bracelet (00).

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

4820.511993–c. 2000 · cal. 651ST

Prestige hand-wound, small seconds, steel, 34.5 mm (case ref. 125.0150).

Auction listing; the full eight-digit reference is not documented.

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$650–1,270 WatchCharts market; EU dealer €1,195–1,595Typical range, not this reference: men's Prestige 1994–2007, steel (Wristler, eBay, WatchCharts, October 2026)

48401993 · cal. 861STOmega archive

Hand-wound, chronograph. Stainless steel, press-in back. On leather. Water resistant to 30 m.

Prestige chronograph: 36 mm, 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Dials silver, black, or white with silver rings (rarest). Date it with the Speedmaster serial tables.

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€3,850

4100 · 4300 · 46001994–2007 · cal. 1120GoldOmega catalogue

Prestige AutomaticCal. 1120, automatic, 44 h. 34.7 mm, yellow gold, on bracelet or strap. Date. Dials: yellow, white, silver.

9 references

4100.11.00 yellow
4100.15.00 yellow
4100.21.00 white
4100.30.00 white
4100.31.00 silver
4100.35.00 silver
4300.35.00 silver
4600.11.02 yellow
4600.30.02 white

Prestige Automatic 34.7 mm, cal. 1120 chronometer.

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€700–2,500

43001994–2007 · cal. 1120Two-toneOmega catalogue

Prestige AutomaticCal. 1120, automatic, 44 h. 34.7 mm, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet. 30 m. Dials: yellow, white, silver.

4 references

4300.11.00 yellow
4300.15.00 yellow
4300.21.00 white
4300.31.00 silver

Prestige Automatic 34.7 mm, cal. 1120 chronometer. Omega's vintage archive files 4300.31.00 (1995) as steel with a solid gold bezel, chronometer; WatchCharts market price for it is $1,803 (October 2026).

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€700–2,500

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Entries · 13 of 22

Central tourbillons, 1994 to today, 1994 – today

1170 · 2600 · 2635 · 2636 · 2637 · 2638 · 2640

Omega's centenary piece of 1994 was the Central Tourbillon 5910.30, cal. 1170, with the cage at the centre of the dial and the hours and minutes on transparent discs; automatic winding with a platinum rotor, a winding crown on the case side and a second crown on the back that sets the hands. The 2600 family followed (COSC from 2002), the co-axial 2635 in 2007, the skeleton 2636 about 2010, and in 2020 the hand-wound cal. 2640, the first Master Chronometer tourbillon.

Cases. 38.7 to 44 mm, in yellow, red, white, Sedna and Canopus gold and platinum, many with baguette bezels; numbered or limited editions. The 529 references are the current models: €229,500 and €260,000 in Germany, CHF 199,500 and CHF 226,000 in Switzerland (October 2026).

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

59101994–c. 1997 · cal. 2600GoldOmega catalogue

Central TourbillonCal. 2600, automatic, 45 h. 38.4 mm, yellow gold, on strap. 20 mm lugs, 30 m. Dials: silver.

1 reference

5910.30.01 silver

The 1994 Central Tourbillon, Omega's centenary piece, 39 mm, automatic cal. 1170 with a platinum rotor; Omega's product page gives the later designation cal. 2600.

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$44,450

59201994–c. 1997 · cal. 2600GoldOmega catalogue

Central TourbillonCal. 2600, automatic, 45 h. 38.4 mm, white gold, on strap. Tourbillon. Dials: blue.

1 reference

5920.80.03 blue

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€58,750

59301994–c. 1997 · cal. 2600GoldOmega catalogue

Central TourbillonCal. 2600, automatic, 45 h. 38.4 mm, red gold, on strap. Tourbillon. Dials: silver.

1 reference

5930.30.01 silver

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$47,200 sold

5113 · 5913c. 1997–2007 · cal. 2600GoldOmega catalogue

Central TourbillonCal. 2600, automatic, 45 h. 38.7 mm, yellow gold, on bracelet or strap. 12.88 mm thick, 50 m. Chronometer. Dials: silver.

2 references

5113.30.00 silver
5913.30.32 silver

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€70,370–76,700

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Entries · 14 of 22

Co-Axial, 1999 to 2010, 1999 – 2010

2403 · 2500 · 2610 · 2627 · 2628

In 1999 Omega put George Daniels' co-axial escapement into series production for the first time, in the De Ville: limited series in yellow, red and white gold (999 each) and platinum (99), cal. 2500 on the 1120 base. Regular Co-Axial Chronometers followed in 37.5, 35 and 44 mm, then Power Reserve (cal. 2627), GMT (2628) and Big Date (2610). Cal. 2500 A and B run at 28,800 vph, C and D at 25,200; A to C use a two-level co-axial wheel that can stop the watch, D (about 2011) a three-level wheel. Omega has a service kit for the early versions.

Cases. Round cases with sapphire backs, in steel, 18k yellow, red and white gold and platinum; the 32.5 mm ladies' automatic and the skeleton three-metal sets of 1999–2002 complete the line. Case numbers in the old six-digit form (168.1848) still appear inside some backs.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

59111999 · cal. 2500GoldOmega catalogue

Co-Axial Limited Series, 1999Cal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 37.5 mm, yellow gold, on strap. 19 mm lugs. Chronometer, date. Dials: silver.

1 reference

5911.31.22 silver

1999 Co-Axial limited series in yellow gold.

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€5,690

5912 · 5932 · 59421999–2002 · cal. 2402BABBBC

Skeleton co-axial, no date, in yellow, red and white gold.

3 references

5912.30.22 yellow gold
5932.30.23 red gold
5942.30.31 white gold

Series: one unique platinum 5922.30.31, three three-metal sets numbered to 3, and 33 single watches in each gold (Antiquorum 2003). The yellow gold reference is 5912.30.22; Phillips printed .33 once, in 2022.

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$13,970 · HK$630,000

5921.61.311999 · cal. 2500AT

Platinum, 37.5 mm, copper-salmon dial.

The platinum Co-Axial limited series of 99 (Phillips gives case ref 39905006).

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CHF 28,750

59311999 · cal. 2500GoldOmega catalogue

Co-Axial Limited Series, 1999Cal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 37.5 mm, red gold, on strap. 19 mm lugs. Chronometer, date, limited edition. Dials: blue.

1 reference

5931.81.23 blue

1999 Co-Axial limited series, the first serially made co-axial watches. Omega's vintage archive adds: 18k pink gold, screw-in back, 50 m, alligator strap with 18k gold folding clasp; numbered to 999, and some 1999 boxes and papers are dated 2000. Gray & Sons asked $13,900 (October 2026).

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€5,690

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Entries · 15 of 22

Prestige Co-Axial, 2000 to 2010, 2001 – 2009

2202 · 2500

Co-axial versions of the Prestige: the 36.5 mm automatic with cal. 2500 and the 39 mm small seconds with cal. 2202 (ETA 2895-2 base, 25,200 vph, 48 h), on sale by the mid 2000s. Transitional fourteen-digit references starting 413 continued the 36.5 mm model after 2007.

Cases. 36.5 and 39 mm cases in steel, steel and gold, and 18k yellow and red gold, with silver, black, grey, blue and champagne dials; 30 m water resistance.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

4174c. 2001–2007 · cal. 2500GoldOmega catalogue

Prestige Co-AxialCal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 36.5 mm, yellow gold, on bracelet. 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Chronometer, date. Dials: silver.

2 references

4174.31.00 silver
4174.35.00 silver

Prestige Co-Axial 36.5 mm, cal. 2500.

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€14,700–15,700

4178 · 4678c. 2001–2007 · cal. 2500GoldOmega catalogue

Prestige Co-AxialCal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 36.5 mm, red gold, on bracelet or strap. 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Chronometer, date. Dials: silver.

2 references

4178.31.00 silver
4678.31.02 silver

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€5,600–14,700

4374c. 2001–2007 · cal. 2500Two-toneOmega catalogue

Prestige Co-AxialCal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 36.5 mm, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet. 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Chronometer, date. Dials: yellow, silver.

3 references

4374.11.00 yellow
4374.15.00 yellow
4374.31.00 silver

Prestige Co-Axial 36.5 mm, cal. 2500.

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€4,200–5,200

4574c. 2001–2007 · cal. 2500SteelOmega catalogue

Prestige Co-AxialCal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 36.5 mm, steel, on bracelet. 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Chronometer, date. Dials: silver, black.

3 references

4574.31.00 silver
4574.31.01 silver · WatchBase
4574.50.00 black

Prestige Co-Axial 36.5 mm, cal. 2500.

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€2,500

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Entries · 16 of 22

Co-Axial chronographs, Rattrapante and Chronoscope, 2003 – 2018

3202 · 3313 · 3603 · 3612 · 9300

The first co-axial chronograph calibre, the column-wheel 3313 (Frédéric Piguet 1285 base, 28,800 vph), was presented in the De Ville Co-Axial Chronograph at Baselworld 2002. The split-seconds Rattrapante (cal. 3612, two column wheels, 52 h) followed in 2005, with a platinum series of 107. The Chronoscope of 2007 put four scales on the dial; the Chronoscope GMT uses cal. 3603. From 2012 the in-house cal. 9300 powered the 42 mm Co-Axial Chronograph, often called the Hour Vision chronograph, until 2018.

Cases. 41 mm cases, 35 mm for ladies' and midsize models, 44 mm for Rattrapante II and Chronoscope GMT, in steel, red, yellow and white gold, platinum and palladium; 100 m water resistance on the Chronoscope.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

4141 · 4641c. 2003–2010 · cal. 3313GoldOmega catalogue

Co-Axial ChronographCal. 3313, automatic, 52 h. 41 mm, yellow gold, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronograph, chronometer, date, small seconds. Dials: silver, black.

4 references

4141.30.00 silver
4141.50.00 black
4641.30.32 silver
4641.50.31 black

The first co-axial chronograph, cal. 3313; 41 × 13.2 mm, 20 mm lugs.

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€3,821–4,695

4172 · 4672c. 2003–2010 · cal. 3313GoldOmega catalogue

Co-Axial ChronographCal. 3313, automatic, 52 h. 35 mm, red gold, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronograph, chronometer, date, small seconds. Dials: white.

2 references

4172.20.00 white
4672.20.32 white

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€8,800–13,280

4541 · 4841c. 2003–2010 · cal. 3313SteelOmega catalogue

Co-Axial ChronographCal. 3313, automatic, 52 h. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronograph. Dials: silver, black, white.

5 references

4541.31.00 silver
4541.50.00 black
4841.20.32 white
4841.31.32 silver
4841.50.31 black

The first co-axial chronograph, cal. 3313; 41 × 13.2 mm, 20 mm lugs.

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€3,821–4,695

4542 · 4842c. 2003–2010 · cal. 3313SteelOmega catalogue

Co-Axial ChronographCal. 3313, automatic, 52 h. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronograph, chronometer, date, diamonds, small seconds. Dials: white.

2 references

4542.75.00 white
4842.20.32 white

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€5,000–12,970

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Entries · 17 of 22

X2 and Byzantium: the square De Villes, 2006 – 2010

2202 · 2500 · 2610 · 3202

Square co-axial De Villes of the mid 2000s. The X2 took its stepped case from the 1951 Cosmic in Omega's museum: Big Date (cal. 2610) from 2006, Small Seconds (2202) and a 37 mm Chronograph (3202) from 2007. The Byzantium is a smaller 33.4 mm square with cal. 2500C, sold in several numbered regional editions.

Cases. X2: 35 × 35 mm, 12.5 mm thick, 20 mm lugs, 50 m, in steel, red and white gold. Steel Big Dates trade under 2,000 USD, gold ones at 3,500 to 5,000.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

77112006–2008 · cal. 2610GoldOmega catalogue

X2 Big DateCal. 2610, automatic, 48 h. 35 × 35 mm, white gold, on strap. 20 mm lugs, 50 m. Date. Dials: white.

1 reference

7711.30.39 white

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€11,300

77122006–2008 · cal. 2610GoldOmega catalogue

X2 Big DateCal. 2610, automatic, 48 h. 35 × 35 mm, white gold, on strap. 20 mm lugs. Date. Dials: fancy mother-of-pearl with diamonds.

1 reference

7712.72.31 fancy mother-of-pearl with diamonds

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€13,530

77132006–2008 · cal. 2610GoldOmega catalogue

X2 Big DateCal. 2610, automatic, 48 h. 35 × 35 mm, red gold, on strap. 20 mm lugs, 50 m. Date. Dials: black.

1 reference

7713.50.31 black

X2 Big Date: 35 × 35 × 12.5 mm, 20 mm lugs, 50 m; case inspired by the 1951 Cosmic. MSRP $4,850 for 7813.50.31.

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€1,670–1,760

77182006–2008 · cal. 2610GoldOmega catalogue

X2 Big DateCal. 2610, automatic, 48 h. 35 × 35 mm, white gold, on strap. 20 mm lugs, 50 m. Date. Dials: blue.

1 reference

7718.72.31 blue

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€20,200

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Entries · 18 of 22

Hour Vision, 2007 to about 2022, 2007 – 2022

8402 · 8403 · 8500 · 8501 · 8601 · 8611 · 8900 · 8901 · 8902 · 8903

The Hour Vision launched cal. 8500 on 24 January 2007, the first calibre Omega designed from scratch around the co-axial escapement: two barrels, 60 hours, 25,200 vph, a free-sprung balance and an hour hand that jumps for time zones. The 8501 has a red gold rotor and balance bridge. The Annual Calendar (cal. 8601 and 8611) followed, then in 2016 the Master Chronometer generation (433, cal. 8900 to 8903). The 41 mm case has sapphire windows in its sides.

Cases. 41 mm steel and red, Sedna or white gold; 88-piece editions of the Skeleton in red gold (cal. 8402) and of the Annual Calendar in platinum (cal. 8611); 100 m. Gold cases mark easily, and adding a bracelet later is expensive. The sapphire case-band models ended about 2018; In May 2022 Omega's US site still listed the Hour Vision while the Swiss site no longer did; Omega's product pages now say 'no longer available'.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

431.30/33.41.212007–c. 2018 · cal. 8500SteelOmega catalogue

Hour VisionCal. 8500. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. Dials: black, silver, blue.

5 references

431.30.41.21.01.001 black
431.30.41.21.02.001 silver
431.33.41.21.01.001 black
431.33.41.21.02.001 silver
431.33.41.21.03.001 blue

Hour Vision: sapphire windows in the case side, 41 mm, 100 m; launch price from €4,510 in steel (2008).

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€2,176–4,568

431.60/63.41.212007–c. 2018 · cal. 8501GoldOmega catalogue

Hour VisionCal. 8501. 41 mm, red gold, on bracelet or strap. Dials: silver, brown.

4 references

431.60.41.21.02.001 silver
431.60.41.21.13.001 brown
431.63.41.21.02.001 silver
431.63.41.21.13.001 brown

Hour Vision: sapphire windows in the case side, 41 mm, 100 m; launch price from €4,510 in steel (2008).

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€2,176–4,568

431.30/33.41.222008–c. 2018 · cal. 8601SteelOmega catalogue

Hour Vision Annual CalendarCal. 8601. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. Dials: silver, grey, blue.

5 references

431.30.41.22.02.001 silver
431.30.41.22.06.001 grey
431.33.41.22.02.001 silver
431.33.41.22.03.001 blue
431.33.41.22.06.001 grey

Annual Calendar: month and date, changing at midnight.

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€8,800–9,400

431.60/63.41.222008–c. 2018 · cal. 8611GoldOmega catalogue

Hour Vision Annual CalendarCal. 8611. 41 mm, red gold, on bracelet or strap. Dials: silver, brown.

4 references

431.60.41.22.02.001 silver
431.60.41.22.13.001 brown
431.63.41.22.02.001 silver
431.63.41.22.13.001 brown

Annual Calendar: month and date, changing at midnight.

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€21,200–34,100

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Entries · 19 of 22

Ladymatic, 2010 to today, 2010 – today

8520 · 8521

Unveiled in Beijing on 29 October 2010 with Nicole Kidman and named after the 1955 ladies' automatic. Cal. 8520 (rhodium-plated) and 8521 (18k red gold rotor), co-axial with a silicon hairspring, 50 hours, 25,200 vph, COSC chronometer. Launch prices ran from CHF 5,400 to 30,300. New ceramic ring colours and dials came in 2013.

Cases. 34 mm, about 12 mm thick, with a ceramic ring between the wave-shaped outer case and the inner case; steel, steel and gold, and 18k yellow, red and Sedna gold with titanium inner bodies; diamond bezels and diamond indexes; 100 m.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

425.20/22/25/27.34.202010–today · cal. 8520Two-toneOmega catalogueCurrent

LadymaticCal. 8520, automatic, 50 h. 34 mm, steel and Sedna gold, steel and red gold, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet or strap. 11.95 mm thick, 100 m. Chronometer, date, diamonds, screw-in crown, transparent caseback. Dials: white mother-of-pearl, brown.

20 references

425.20.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.20.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.20.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.20.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds current
425.20.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.22.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.22.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.22.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.22.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds current
425.22.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.25.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.25.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.25.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.25.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.25.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.27.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.27.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.27.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.27.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.27.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds

Ladymatic, 34 × 11.95 mm, ceramic ring, 100 m; gold models have titanium inner bodies.

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€2,550–3,880

425.30/32/33/35/37/38.34.202010–today · cal. 8520SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

LadymaticCal. 8520, automatic, 50 h. 34 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronometer, date, screw-in crown, transparent caseback. Dials: coloured mother-of-pearl, white mother-of-pearl, black, grey, other colour.

41 references

425.30.34.20.01.001 black
425.30.34.20.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
425.30.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.30.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.30.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds current
425.30.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds · 2016 (WatchBase)
425.30.34.20.56.001 grey, diamonds
425.30.34.20.57.001 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.30.34.20.57.002 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.30.34.20.57.003 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.30.34.20.57.004 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds current
425.30.34.20.60.001 other colour, diamonds
425.32.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.32.34.20.56.001 grey, diamonds
425.32.34.20.57.001 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.32.34.20.57.002 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.32.34.20.57.003 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.32.34.20.57.004 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.32.34.20.60.001 other colour, diamonds
425.33.34.20.01.001 black
425.33.34.20.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
425.33.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.33.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.35.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.56.001 grey, diamonds
425.35.34.20.57.001 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.57.002 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.57.003 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.57.004 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.35.34.20.60.001 other colour, diamonds
425.37.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.37.34.20.56.001 grey, diamonds
425.37.34.20.57.001 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.37.34.20.57.002 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.37.34.20.57.003 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.37.34.20.57.004 coloured mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.37.34.20.60.001 other colour, diamonds
425.38.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.38.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds

Ladymatic, 34 × 11.95 mm, ceramic ring, 100 m; gold models have titanium inner bodies.

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€2,550–3,880

425.60/62/63/65/67/68.34.202010–c. 2020 · cal. 8521GoldOmega catalogue

LadymaticCal. 8521, automatic, 50 h. 34 mm, Canopus gold, Sedna gold, red gold, yellow gold, on bracelet or strap. 100 m. Chronometer, date, diamonds, screw-in crown, transparent caseback. Dials: white mother-of-pearl, black, brown.

43 references

425.60.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.60.34.20.51.002 black, diamonds
425.60.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.60.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.60.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.60.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.60.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.62.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.62.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.63.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.63.34.20.51.002 black, diamonds
425.63.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.63.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.63.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.65.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.65.34.20.51.002 black, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.005 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.006 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.007 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.008 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.009 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.010 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.55.013 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.65.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.65.34.20.63.002 brown, diamonds
425.65.34.20.63.003 brown, diamonds
425.67.34.20.55.005 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.67.34.20.55.006 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.67.34.20.55.007 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.67.34.20.55.008 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.67.34.20.55.009 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.68.34.20.51.001 black, diamonds
425.68.34.20.51.002 black, diamonds
425.68.34.20.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.68.34.20.55.002 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.68.34.20.55.003 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.68.34.20.55.004 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
425.68.34.20.63.001 brown, diamonds
425.68.34.20.63.002 brown, diamonds

Ladymatic, 34 × 11.95 mm, ceramic ring, 100 m; gold models have titanium inner bodies.

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€2,550–3,880

Entries · 20 of 22

Prestige, fourteen-digit generation (413 and 424), 2007 to 2022, 2007 – 2022

1376 · 2500 · 2627 · 4061

The fourteen-digit Prestige. The 413 references of 2007 to about 2010 carried the 36.5 mm Co-Axial on; the 424 line followed with co-axial cal. 2500 in 32.7, 36.8 and 39.5 mm, the Power Reserve with cal. 2627 (small seconds, reserve and date), and quartz cal. 1376 and 4061 in 24.4, 27.4 and 32.7 mm. Butterfly (2014) and Dewdrop (2015) were the ladies' editions; the Sedna gold 25th Anniversary of 2019 is 424.53.40.20.99.001.

Cases. Bassine cases with Roman numerals and the seven-row bracelet, in steel, steel and yellow or red gold, and 18k; lug widths 16 mm (32.7), 19 mm (36.8) and 20 mm (39.5).

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

413.15.27.602007–c. 2010 · cal. 1376SteelOmega catalogue

Prestige quartzCal. 1376, quartz. 27 mm, steel, on bracelet. 15 mm lugs, 30 m. Diamonds. Dials: white mother-of-pearl.

2 references

413.15.27.60.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
413.15.27.60.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds

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€4,400–5,000

413.25.22.602007–c. 2010 · cal. 1456Two-toneOmega catalogue

Prestige quartzCal. 1456, quartz. 22 mm, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet. 12 mm lugs, 30 m. Diamonds. Dials: champagne.

2 references

413.25.22.60.08.001 champagne
413.25.22.60.58.001 champagne, diamonds

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€4,500–5,100

413.25.27.602007–c. 2010 · cal. 1376Two-toneOmega catalogue

Prestige quartzCal. 1376, quartz. 27 mm, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet. 15 mm lugs, 30 m. Diamonds. Dials: white mother-of-pearl, champagne.

4 references

413.25.27.60.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
413.25.27.60.08.001 champagne
413.25.27.60.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
413.25.27.60.58.001 champagne, diamonds

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€5,800–6,500

413.25.37.202007–c. 2010 · cal. 2500Two-toneOmega catalogue

Prestige Co-AxialCal. 2500, automatic, 48 h. 36.5 mm, steel and yellow gold, on bracelet. 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Chronometer, date, diamonds. Dials: champagne.

1 reference

413.25.37.20.58.001 champagne, diamonds

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€11,100

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Entries · 21 of 22

Trésor, 2014 to today, 2014 – today

4061 · 8511 · 8910 · 8926 · 8927 · 8929 · 8934 · 8935

Named after a 1949 Omega, the Trésor returned at Baselworld 2014 as a 40 mm hand-wound Master Co-Axial with cal. 8511 and a box sapphire. In 2019 it became a Master Chronometer (cal. 8910 in steel, 8929 in gold, 72 hours), with enamel dials and the 125th Anniversary edition; small seconds (8926, 8927) and power reserve (8934, 8935) followed in 2021. The quartz Trésor (cal. 4061) of December 2017, sold at first only in the US and Japan, comes in 36 and 39 mm; the 26 mm Mini Trésor followed in June 2022, with five more models in January 2024.

Cases. 40 mm mechanical cases about 10 mm thick in steel, yellow, Sedna and white gold; quartz cases with diamonds along the case side and a red ceramic flower on the crown: the Trésor quartz in steel and 18k Sedna gold, the Mini Trésor in steel and Moonshine gold.

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

432.13/18.40.212014–c. 2018 · cal. 8511SteelOmega catalogue

Trésor Master Co-AxialCal. 8511, manual-winding, 60 h. 40 mm, steel, on strap. 10.05 mm thick, 20 mm lugs, 30 m. Anti-magnetic, chronometer, date, transparent caseback. Dials: blue.

2 references

432.13.40.21.03.001 blue
432.18.40.21.03.001 blue

Trésor Master Co-Axial, Baselworld 2014: cal. 8511 hand-wound, 60 hours, box sapphire, Clous de Paris dial. An 88-piece Sedna enamel edition is 432.53.40.21.04.001.

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€6,300–11,500

432.53/58.40.212014–c. 2018 · cal. 8511GoldOmega catalogue

Trésor Master Co-AxialCal. 8511, manual-winding, 60 h. 40 mm, Sedna gold, white gold, yellow gold, on strap. 10.60 mm thick, 20 mm lugs, 30 m. Anti-magnetic, chronometer, date, time zone function, transparent caseback. Dials: silver, white mother-of-pearl, blue, white, coloured mother-of-pearl, ivory.

14 references

432.53.40.21.02.001 silver
432.53.40.21.02.002 silver
432.53.40.21.02.004 silver
432.53.40.21.03.001 blue
432.53.40.21.04.001 white
432.53.40.21.07.001 coloured mother-of-pearl
432.53.40.21.09.001 ivory
432.53.40.21.52.001 silver, diamonds
432.53.40.21.52.002 silver, diamonds
432.53.40.21.52.003 silver, diamonds
432.58.40.21.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
432.58.40.21.05.002 white mother-of-pearl
432.58.40.21.05.003 white mother-of-pearl
432.58.40.21.05.004 white mother-of-pearl

Trésor Master Co-Axial, Baselworld 2014: cal. 8511 hand-wound, 60 hours, box sapphire, Clous de Paris dial. An 88-piece Sedna enamel edition is 432.53.40.21.04.001.

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€14,700–23,600

428.15/17/18.36.602017–today · cal. 4061SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

Trésor quartzCal. 4061, quartz. 36 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 8.85 mm thick, 18 mm lugs, 30 m. Diamonds. Dials: silver, other colour, white, white mother-of-pearl, blue, red, brown.

15 references

428.15.36.60.02.001 silver current
428.17.36.60.04.001 white current
428.17.36.60.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
428.18.36.60.02.001 silver
428.18.36.60.02.002 silver current
428.18.36.60.03.001 blue
428.18.36.60.03.002 blue current
428.18.36.60.04.002 white current
428.18.36.60.05.002 white mother-of-pearl
428.18.36.60.10.001 other colour current
428.18.36.60.10.002 other colour current
428.18.36.60.10.003 other colour current
428.18.36.60.11.001 red
428.18.36.60.11.002 red
428.18.36.60.13.001 brown

Trésor quartz, 36 × 8.85 mm, 18 mm lugs; first sold in the US and Japan in December 2017.

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€5,300–6,500

428.17/18.39.602017–c. 2024 · cal. 4061SteelOmega catalogue

Trésor quartzCal. 4061, quartz. 39 mm, steel, on strap. 9.75 mm thick, 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Diamonds. Dials: black, silver, blue, white, white mother-of-pearl, brown.

6 references

428.17.39.60.01.001 black
428.17.39.60.02.001 silver
428.18.39.60.03.001 blue
428.18.39.60.04.001 white
428.18.39.60.05.001 white mother-of-pearl
428.18.39.60.13.001 brown

Trésor quartz, 39 × 9.75 mm, 19 mm lugs.

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$3,295–3,795

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Entries · 22 of 22

Prestige, third generation (434), 2022 to today, 2022 – today

4061 · 8800 · 8802 · 8810 · 8936

Announced in October 2022: slimmer cases, all mechanical models Master Chronometers. 34 and 40 mm with cal. 8800 (55 hours), 41 mm with small seconds (8802) or power reserve and small seconds (8810), 27.5 and 30 mm quartz with cal. 4061, and from 2024 the 42 mm with a crescent date hand (cal. 8936, 60 hours). The gold bracelet moved from red to Sedna gold.

Cases. Steel, steel and yellow or Sedna gold, and 18k yellow and Sedna gold; 40 mm models are 9.93 mm thick with 19 mm lugs. List prices for the 40 mm steel on strap: €5,000 in Germany, CHF 4,300 in Switzerland (October 2026).

ReferenceCase, dials and notesPrice

434.10/13.40.202022–today · cal. 8800SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

Prestige Master ChronometerCal. 8800, automatic, 55 h. 40 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 9.93 mm thick, 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Anti-magnetic, chronometer, date, transparent caseback. Dials: black, silver, blue, grey, green.

10 references

434.10.40.20.01.001 black current
434.10.40.20.02.001 silver current
434.10.40.20.03.001 blue current
434.10.40.20.06.001 grey current
434.10.40.20.10.001 green current
434.13.40.20.01.001 black current
434.13.40.20.02.001 silver current
434.13.40.20.03.001 blue current
434.13.40.20.06.001 grey current
434.13.40.20.10.001 green

40 × 9.93 mm, 19 mm lugs, cal. 8800 Master Chronometer.

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$4,395

434.10/13.41.202022–today · cal. 8802SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

Prestige Master Chronometer Small SecondsCal. 8802, automatic, 55 h. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 10.77 mm thick, 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Anti-magnetic, chronometer, date, small seconds, transparent caseback. Dials: silver, blue, red, other colour, green.

8 references

434.10.41.20.02.001 silver current
434.10.41.20.03.001 blue current
434.10.41.20.10.001 other colour current
434.10.41.20.11.001 red
434.13.41.20.02.001 silver current
434.13.41.20.03.001 blue current
434.13.41.20.10.001 green current
434.13.41.20.11.001 red

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€5,600–6,000

434.10/13.41.212022–today · cal. 8810SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

Prestige Master Chronometer Power ReserveCal. 8810, automatic, 55 h. 41 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 10.77 mm thick, 19 mm lugs, 30 m. Anti-magnetic, chronometer, date, power reserve indicator, small seconds, transparent caseback. Dials: blue, grey, pink, other colour.

8 references

434.10.41.21.03.001 blue
434.10.41.21.03.002 blue current
434.10.41.21.06.001 grey current
434.10.41.21.10.001 pink
434.13.41.21.03.001 blue
434.13.41.21.03.002 blue current
434.13.41.21.06.001 grey current
434.13.41.21.10.001 other colour

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€6,200–6,600

434.10/13/15.28.602022–today · cal. 4061SteelOmega catalogueCurrent

Prestige quartzCal. 4061, quartz. 27.5 mm, steel, on bracelet or strap. 6.33 mm thick, 13 mm lugs, 30 m. Dials: blue, white mother-of-pearl, ivory, red, green, other colour.

13 references

434.10.28.60.03.001 blue
434.10.28.60.03.002 blue
434.10.28.60.05.001 white mother-of-pearl current
434.10.28.60.09.001 ivory current
434.10.28.60.10.001 green current
434.10.28.60.11.001 red current
434.13.28.60.53.001 blue, diamonds
434.13.28.60.53.002 blue, diamonds
434.13.28.60.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds
434.13.28.60.59.001 ivory, diamonds
434.13.28.60.60.001 other colour, diamonds
434.13.28.60.61.001 red, diamonds
434.15.28.60.55.001 white mother-of-pearl, diamonds current

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€3,200–7,700

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Omega's databasesTwo Omega databases are the backbone. The vintage database lists 377 De Ville and Seamaster De Ville references with year, calibre and case; rows marked Omega archive come from it, and the archive year is when a reference entered the collection, not how long it was made. Omega's product database still holds 1,148 modern references from 1993 on, current and discontinued; they are grouped here by model, case size and metal, with every reference number and dial listed under the row (rows marked Omega catalogue; Current means Omega lists it in October 2026). 129 further references come from WatchBase, dealers, auctions and Omega Forums.

About the pricesMarket figures are asking and sold prices from dealers, auctions, Chrono24 and WatchCharts collected in October 2026, and are orientation, not a valuation. Where no figure for the exact reference was found, the row shows the range for its type (family, metal, men's or ladies'), marked as such in italics. For modern rows, Omega's list price in Germany in euros is added (Swiss CHF prices are about 14 percent lower); for a discontinued model it is the last euro price in Omega's product data, which may date from years ago. Years for modern references are launch years where a source gives one, otherwise the period the model was sold, marked c.

Other numbers

Watches you will meet sold as De Villes that Omega files elsewhere, numbers that could not be confirmed, and close relatives. They are kept out of the catalog above.

Number	Status	What is known
BA 191.0084 · BA 191.0114	Dinosaure, not De Ville	Omega's 1980 ultra-thin quartz, cal. 1355, 1.48 mm; the archive files it as its own model. BA 391.9212 sold for CHF 8,850 at Antiquorum in 2007.
Delirium	Not Omega	Ebauches SA (ASUAG) made the 1.98 mm quartz of January 1979 for Concord, Eterna and Longines; Omega answered with cal. 1355 in March 1980.
166.002 · Genève Dynamic	Genève	Often listed with De Villes; covered in the Omega Genève guide.
198.0042 · 198.0047 · 198.0048	Megasonic, not De Ville	The 'Lobster' 198.0042 and the Constellations 198.0047 (round, cal. 1220) and 198.0048 (square, cal. 1230). No Megasonic wristwatch is signed De Ville.
Ladymatic 1955–1962	Not De Ville	The original Ladymatic was a separate model; the archive files it under De Ville only from 1963.
135.011 · 166.010	Plain Seamaster	135.011 is the Seamaster 600 (cal. 601) and 166.010 an automatic Seamaster with date (cal. 565). Dealers sometimes list them as Seamaster De Ville, but the Omega Forums guide does not include them and no De Ville-signed dial is known.
111.0053 · 551.0005	Not De Ville	111.0053 is a 1962 hand-wound dress watch from the international collection (Omega Forums thread on this watch: not a De Ville); 551.0005 is a Ladymatic of about 1965–66 with a dial signed Ladymatic.
432.53.40.21.53.001 · .54.001 · .59.001	Never produced	Gem-set enamel Trésor Master Co-Axial references shown by WatchBase, which notes that they are believed never to have gone into production.
166.005 · 111.0086 · 166.1108 · 392.0006 · 511.0038 · 515.0007 · 561.0001 · 566.0047 · 166.0187 · 511.0558 · 511.0602 · 192.0022 · 591.0093 · 191.0065 · 196.0161 · 196.0750 · 591.0308 · 7220.23.00	Unconfirmed	Each seen once as a De Ville (a dealer listing that has since gone offline, a single forum post or a photo), with no second source and no signed dial confirmed, so they are not catalogued. 166.0187 is in Omega's database (steel, cal. 1012, 1973) without a line name; 196.0161 is a steel 34 mm quartz with cal. 1345 of about 1976; 166.1108 is the inner case number of a 1990s automatic.
Louis Brandt	Separate line	Launched in May 1984. The 1984 perpetual calendar uses cal. 716 on the 71x base; the 1990s pieces carry eight-digit references starting 5 (5331.51.00 with cal. 1158, 5349.80.xx skeletons) and the perpetual calendars BA 175.0300.
5.xxxx and 9ct numbers	British case numbers	Dennison and Shackman cases often have no Swiss twin; read the movement and the hallmarks.

Read a reference

Omega used three numbering systems on De Villes. From 1962 to about 1990 the six-digit case reference inside the back codes the case type, movement and features, with a metal prefix (ST 166.0145); about 1970 the part after the point gained a digit, so 166.033 and 166.0033 are the same. From 1988 to 2007 an eight-digit product number (4531.31.00) codes line, metal, model, dial and strap. Since 2007 a fourteen-digit number (434.10.40.20.02.001) codes collection, material, size, movement, dial and variant.

Type any of the three formats.

The decoder reads the digits and finds the reference in this catalog.

Six-digit case references, 1962 to about 1990

First digit

1: Men's watch on strap
2: Men's jewellery watch
3: Men's watch on bracelet
4: Men's jewellery bracelet watch
5: Lady's watch on strap
6: Lady's jewellery watch
7: Lady's bracelet watch
8: Lady's jewellery bracelet watch

Second digit

1: Hand-wound, no seconds hand
2: Hand-wound, small seconds
3: Hand-wound, centre seconds
4: Hand-wound chronograph
5: Automatic, no seconds hand
6: Automatic, centre seconds
7: Automatic chronograph
8: Electronic chronograph
9: Electronic or quartz

Third digit

1: Not water resistant
2: Not water resistant, calendar
3: Not water resistant, chronometer
4: Not water resistant, chronometer with calendar
5: Water resistant
6: Water resistant, calendar
7: Water resistant, chronometer
8: Water resistant, chronometer with calendar

Metal prefix

ST: Stainless steel
MD · ME · MF: Gold-plated (usually 20 micron)
MR: Black chrome with 18k yellow gold plating
JD · ED: 40-micron yellow gold plate
DL: Two-tone: steel with 20-micron yellow gold plating
DA · DD · DF: Steel and 18k yellow gold
BA: 18k yellow gold
BB: 18k gold; read as pink gold on vintage pieces (Omega's 2017 list gives 18k yellow 3N)
BC: 18k white gold
BD: 14k yellow gold
BL: 9k gold (British cases)
RS: Sterling silver
AT: Platinum (PT950)
CD · CE: 14k yellow gold cap on steel
HG: 40-micron 18k yellow gold plate
CK: Steel, before 1962
OT: 18k gold, before 1962
OJ: 14k gold, before 1962
KO: Gold-capped steel, before 1962
KL · KM · LL · B · C: US case: 14k gold-filled, or steel with a 14k gold bezel

Eight- and fourteen-digit tables

8-digit: first digit

1: Constellation
2: Seamaster
3: Speedmaster
4: De Ville (Prestige, Symbol, Co-Axial, chronographs)
5: Louis Brandt (for example 5331.51.00) and specialities: limited editions and tourbillons (59xx)
7: De Ville sub-lines (Vasarely, Classic, X2, Byzantium, Jubilee)

8-digit: second digit

1: Gold case on gold bracelet
2: Steel and gold case on steel and gold bracelet
3: Steel and gold case on partly gold bracelet
4: Steel and gold case on steel bracelet
5: Steel case on steel bracelet
6: Gold case on leather
7: Steel and gold case on leather
8: Steel case on leather
9: Limited or special series (59xx)

8-digit: dial digit

1: champagne
2: white
3: silver
4: grey
5: black
6: ivory in the published table; on De Villes red (4851.61.31), salmon (4553.61.00, platinum 5921.61.31) or brown (4648.60.37)
7: mother-of-pearl
8: blue
9: green

14-digit: collection

413: Prestige, transitional (2007–10)
422: Co-Axial Chronograph, Chronoscope, Rattrapante
423: X2 Chronograph
424: Prestige, second generation
425: Ladymatic
428: Trésor quartz and Mini Trésor
431: Hour Vision, Co-Axial 41, cal. 9300 chronograph
432: Trésor Master Co-Axial
433: Hour Vision Master Chronometer
434: Prestige, third generation
435: Trésor Master Chronometer
513: Tourbillon 38.7 mm
528: Trésor Tourbillon 44 mm
529: Tourbillon Master Chronometer 43 mm

14-digit: material

1: Steel
2: Steel and gold
3: Steel and other material
5: Gold
6: Gold and other material
9: Other material (platinum, palladium)

14-digit: strap digit

0: bracelet of the case metal
1: bracelet of another metal
2: strap
3: alligator or other protected-leather strap
5: bracelet of the case metal, gem-set case
6: bracelet of another metal, gem-set case
7: strap, gem-set case
8: alligator strap, gem-set case

14-digit: movement

0: Mechanical
1: Mechanical chronometer
2: Co-axial
3: Chronograph
4: Chronometer chronograph
5: Co-axial chronograph
6: Quartz
7: Quartz chronograph

14-digit: dial

10: other colour (green on recent Prestige)
11: red
12: yellow
13: brown
64: sapphires
99: special material or fully paved
01: black
02: silver
03: blue
04: white
05: white mother-of-pearl
06: grey
07: coloured mother-of-pearl
08: champagne
09: ivory
51–63: the same colours with stones

The six-digit table is the one collectors transcribe from Omega's 1960s literature. In the eight-digit system the third and fourth digits name the model (xx31 Co-Axial 37.5, xx32 Power Reserve, xx33 GMT, xx41 Chronograph, xx47 Rattrapante, xx50 Chronoscope) and the last two the strap; De Ville dial digit 6 means red, salmon or brown rather than ivory. In the fourteen-digit system the second movement digit counts complications by Omega's own rule, in which the date and the chronograph itself are not counted; calibre, year and water resistance are not encoded at all.

Calibres

Every movement found in a De Ville. The reference decides which calibre is correct; the last column lists the faults watchmakers report.

Calibre	Type	Years	Size	Jewels	Beat (vph)	Features	De Ville references	Known faults and service
484 · 485	Ladies'	1960s	15.5 × 12.5 mm, 3.2 mm	17	19,800	Hours and minutes; shaped ladies' movement of the 480 family	511.0163, 511.0227 Saphette, 711.1289	No technical data found for the 485; parts are scarce
520	Hand-wound	1960	30 mm family	17	—	Hand-wound, small or centre seconds	14735	—
552	Automatic	1958–late 1960s	28.4 mm, about 4.5 mm	24	19,800	Centre seconds, no date, 50 h	CK 14765, BD 165.0020, ST 165.0033	550 = 17 jewels, 551 = chronometer, 552 = 24 jewels
560 · 562 · 563 · 565	Automatic	1958–early 1970s	28.4 mm, 5.0 mm	24 (560 and 563: 17)	19,800	Date. 562: set through the hands; 563 and 565: quickset date by the crown	OT 14770, ST 166.0020, ST 166.0033, ST 166.0145, KL 6292	Changing the 565 quickset date between about 9 pm and 1 am can damage it. Some '562' with chronometer papers are really 561s
600 · 601	Hand-wound	1960–1970	28.4 mm, 3.35 mm	17	19,800	Centre seconds, no date. 600 Reed's regulator, 601 eccentric regulator	ST 135.0010, ST 135.0020, ST 131.1714	Robust; widely shared with Seamaster and Genève
610 · 611 · 613	Hand-wound	1960–1973	28.4 mm, 3.85–3.9 mm	17	19,800	Date. 613 adds quickset by pulling the crown	CK 14740, CE/CD 136.0020, 136.0018, 136.0028	—
620 · 625	Hand-wound	1960–about 1980	17.5 mm, 2.5 mm	17	620: 19,800 · 625: 21,600	Ultra-thin, hours and minutes only; Omega called the 620 'Superflat'	Most 111.xxxx and 511.xxxx dress De Villes, Jeux d'Argent	Small parts are getting scarce; check for a bent or replaced crown and stem
630	Hand-wound	1960s	17.5 mm	—	19,800	The 620 with centre seconds (single source)	ST 135.0001, ST 535.0004	—
650	Ladies'	1960s		—	—	Small ladies' movement	Jeux d'Or BA 511.0153, BA 511.0001	No technical data found
651	Hand-wound	1990s	23.3 mm, 2.5 mm (ETA/Peseux 7001)	17	21,600	Hand-wound, small seconds	Prestige 4520, 4620, ST 325.0150	—
661 · 662 · 663 · 671	Ladies'	1963–1975	small	—	—	Ladies' automatics of the Ladymatic family	BA 551.0008, ST 551.0024, 151.0004, Saint Honoré 751.8358	No technical data found
684	Automatic	1971 on	small	—	—	Small automatic; 685 is the chronometer	Deauville ST 155.0005, 155.0006, ST 355.0803	A cal. 712 claimed in a Deauville is wrong
711	Automatic	1964–1979, most from 1966	about 25 mm, 3.0 mm	24	19,800	Ultra-thin full-rotor automatic, no date, no hacking; 710 = 17 jewels, 712 = chronometer	BA 151.0008, ST 151.0039, ST 161.0022, BA 351.7284, 8305	A flat dial is normal; a domed dial is a warning sign
730	Ladies'	1960s		—	—	Small ladies' movement	BC 811.4971, 511.0266	—
752	Automatic	1967–1970	28.4 mm, 5.55 mm	24	19,800	Day and quickset date	BA 166.0053, ST 166.0095	—
320 · 321	Chronograph	1960s	27 mm (Lemania 2310 base)	17	18,000	Column-wheel chronograph, small seconds	BA 141.0009 (320), ST 145.0005, BA 141.0010 (321)	Omega services the 321 only in Biel
860 · 861	Chronograph	1968 on	27 mm, about 6.9 mm (Lemania 1872/1873)	17	21,600	Cam-switching chronograph, three registers	ST 145.0017 (860), ST 145.0018, Prestige 4840 (861)	Some 861 variants go to Switzerland for service
930	Chronograph	about 1969–70	27 mm	17	21,600	The 861 with date	ST 146.0017	—
1000 · 1002	Automatic	1969 on	about 26 mm	—	28,800	Date, hacking	BA 162.0046, ST 166.0075, ST 166.0094	Forum reports of poor reliability for the 1000
1010 · 1012	Automatic	1972–1984	25.94 mm, 4.25 mm	23	28,800	Quickset date, hacking	166.0134, ST 162.0060, BA 162.0070	—
1020 · 1022	Automatic	1970s	about 26 mm	—	28,800	Day-date	ND 166.0144 Dynamic II, ST 166.0162, 166.0115, C 6865 (1020)	—
1070 · 1100	Ladies'	1970s		—	—	Ladies' hand-wound	MF 511.0434, MD 511.0458, ST 511.0552 (1100)	No technical data found
1220	Electronic	1973 on		—	720 Hz	Megasonic: tuning fork drives a sealed micromotor; date	ST 198.1742 (pocket watch)	The micromotor fluid can dry out
1250 · 1260	Electronic	about 1970–1977	about 29 mm (ESA 9162 / 9164)	12	300 Hz	f300 tuning fork. 1250 date, 1260 day-date	ST 198.0035 (1250), ST 198.0033 (1260), 198.0032, 198.0019	Worn index wheel or pawls let the seconds hand spin
1320 · 1325 · 1330	Quartz	1976–1982		—	—	Omega quartz, 24 impulses a minute; 1325 with date	MD 192.0030, 191.0049, 191.0045	In-house; parts come from donor movements
1332 · 1336 · 1337	Quartz	1979–1980		—	—	Seconds hand, date on some versions; battery 381	MD 192.0047, ST 196.0206, ST 191.0097	Coil and stepper failures
1342	Quartz	1977–1980	25.6 × 4.2 mm	7	—	Centre seconds, quickset date, hacking	BA 192.0040, BA 192.0041, 192.0035	Stepper-motor parts are hard to source
1350 · 1351 · 1353	Quartz	1979–1981	thin	—	—	Hours and minutes; long battery life (34–48 months)	ST 191.0091 (1351), BC 591.8841 (1353)	Donor parts only
1355	Quartz	1980	1.35–1.48 mm overall	—	—	Ultra-thin, built into the case back; Dinosaure	Dinosaure BA 191.0084, BA 191.0114 (not De Ville)	Practically serviceable only from a donor movement
1365	Quartz	1979–1984		—	—	Hours and minutes; the most used quartz De Ville calibre	Classic, Rivoli, Saint Honoré, Deauville, Les Genevoises	Donor movements on eBay; watchmakers may propose an ETA swap, which loses originality
1375 · 1377 · 1387	Quartz	1980–1987		1377: 6	—	1377 on ETA 959.001; 1387 for small ladies' cases	Chevrons, Gold Bond, Longchamp, Venitien, Rivoli	Perrin still sells crowns and stems
1378 · 1478	Quartz	1983–1995	20 mm, 0.98 mm (ETA 210.001)	8	—	Hours and minutes, ultra-thin	Ile de France, Como, Classic	ETA-based, easier to keep running
1379 · 1479	Quartz	1985–1994	20 mm, 1.5 mm (ETA 210.011)	8	—	Hours, minutes and date	Vasarely BA 396.0980, BA 396.7720	ETA-based
1417 · 1428 · 1430 · 1436	Quartz	1982–1992	1436: 23.3 mm (ETA 255.441)	6	—	Date	Via Veneto, Symphonie, America, Ile de France, Symbol	—
1450 · 1455 · 1456 · 1458 · 1459	Quartz	1983–1997	1456: 13 × 15.15 mm (ETA 976.001)	6	—	Small ladies' quartz, no seconds	Clichy, Scala, Club, Symbol, Vasarely, Prestige 22 mm	Base of the 1450 and 1458 not found
1470 · 1471	Quartz	1991–2000	13 × 18.2 mm (ETA 282.001)	5	—	Hours and minutes	Classic, Classic 97, Prestige BA 595.1050	—
1532	Quartz	1991–2007	25.6 mm (ETA 255.111)	6	—	Date, end-of-life indicator	Prestige 4510, 4810, 4710, 7724	—
1376 · 4061	Quartz	2000s–today		—	—	1376 in the 424 Prestige; 4061 in Prestige, Trésor and Mini Trésor (48-month battery, 364 cell)	424.xx.24/27.60, 434.xx.28/30.60, 428.xx	—
1120	Automatic	1993–2000s	25.6 mm, 3.6 mm (ETA 2892-A2)	23	28,800	Date, hacking; many chronometers	Prestige 4500, 4100, 4300, 4803, 4603	Direct predecessor of the 2500
1221	Automatic	1996 on	1120 base	—	28,800	Jumping hour	Prestige Tonneau 4553, 4153	—
2520	Automatic	1990s–2000s	19.4 mm (ETA 2000-1)	20	28,800	Date, small automatic	Prestige 27 mm 4590	—
2500 A · B · C · D	Co-Axial	1999–2022 (D from about 2011)	25.6 mm, 4.1 mm	27	A, B: 28,800 · C, D: 25,200	Co-axial chronometer with date; 44 h (A, B) or 48 h (C, D)	1999 limited series, 4531, 4831, 4874, 424.xx.40.20, Byzantium	A to C use a two-level co-axial wheel that can gum up and stop; Omega's kit fixes it. D (about 2011) has a three-level wheel. The plate is engraved with the version
2402 · 2403	Co-Axial	1999–2010s	25.6 mm	27	25,200	No date; 2402 is skeletonised	Skeleton sets 5912/5932/5942, 4531.32.00, 4658, 4660	—
2610	Co-Axial	about 2005–2010	25.6 mm (ETA 2896 base)	21	25,200 (WatchBase: 28,800)	Big date	X2 7813, 7713, 7711; 4624, 4634, 4644	—
2627	Co-Axial	2000–2010s	25.6 mm	29	25,200	Small seconds, power reserve, date	4532, 4832, 4632, 424.xx.40.21	—
2628	Co-Axial	2000s	25.6 mm	27	25,200	GMT hand, date	4533, 4833, 4633, 4662	2628A, B and C can stop like the early 2500
2202	Co-Axial	2002–2009	25.6 mm (ETA 2895-2)	27	25,200	Small seconds at 6	Prestige 4813, 4613, 4614; X2 7710	—
3313	Co-Axial	2002–2014	27.6 mm, 6.85 mm (F. Piguet 1285)	37	28,800	Column-wheel co-axial chronograph, date, 52 h	4541, 4841, 4641, 4872, Chronoscope 4850, 422.xx.35/41.50	The first co-axial chronograph; three-level wheel retrofitted at service
3202	Co-Axial	about 2007–2010	F. Piguet 1285 family	33	28,800	Chronograph, no date	X2 Chronograph 423.xx.37.50; WatchBase also gives it for the Olympic Timeless Chronoscope 422.13.41.50.04.001	Upgrade kit 3202A to 3202C
3612	Co-Axial	2005–2014	27 mm (F. Piguet 1286)	33	28,800	Split-seconds chronograph, two column wheels, 52 h	Rattrapante 4847, 4848, 4648, 4647, 4642; 422.xx.44.51	—
3603	Co-Axial	about 2008–2014	27 mm	37	28,800	Chronograph with GMT hand	Chronoscope GMT 422.xx.44.52	—
9300	Co-Axial	2011–2018	in-house	54	28,800	Column wheel, vertical clutch, 60 h, Si14	431.xx.42.51	—
8500 · 8501	Co-Axial	2007 on	29 mm, 5.5 mm	39	25,200	Two barrels, 60 h, independent hour hand; 8501 gold rotor and bridge	Hour Vision 431.xx.41.21, Co-Axial 41	Early teething troubles fixed at service; Co-Axial service about $600–800
8402 · 8403	Co-Axial	2011	29 mm	—	25,200	Skeletonised 8500	Hour Vision skeletons 431.53/93.41.21.64.001	—
8601 · 8611	Co-Axial	2008 on	29 mm	39	25,200	Annual calendar	Hour Vision Annual Calendar 431.xx.41.22	—
8520 · 8521	Co-Axial	2010 on	small	28	25,200	Date, 50 h, Si14; 8521 red gold rotor	Ladymatic 425.xx.34.20	—
8511	Co-Axial	2014–about 2018	29 mm	39	25,200	Hand-wound, 60 h, >15,000 gauss	Trésor 432.xx.40.21	—
8900 · 8901 · 8902 · 8903	Master Chronometer	2016 on	29 mm	39	25,200	Master Chronometer; 8902 and 8903 annual calendar	Hour Vision 433	—
8800 · 8802 · 8810	Master Chronometer	2022 on (De Ville)	26 mm	35	25,200	Master Chronometer, 55 h; 8802 small seconds, 8810 power reserve	Prestige 434.xx.34/40/41	—
8936	Master Chronometer	2024 on	29 mm (8900 base)	39	25,200	Date shown by a crescent-tipped hand, 60 h	Prestige 434.2x.42.22	—
8910 · 8929 · 8926 · 8927 · 8934 · 8935	Master Chronometer	2019 on	29 mm	29–30	25,200	Hand-wound Master Chronometer, 72 h, two barrels; small seconds (8926/8927), power reserve (8934/8935)	Trésor 435	The 8910 has a date at 6 (Omega's product page and photos); WatchBase omits it
1170 · 2600 · 2633	Tourbillon	1994–about 2007		48 (2600A)	—	Central tourbillon, hours and minutes on discs; 2600B COSC (2002); 2633 skeleton	5910, 5920, 5930, 5913, 5923, 5943, 5945	—
2635 · 2636 · 2637 · 2638	Tourbillon	2007–2015		52 (2635)	21,600	Co-axial central tourbillon, titanium cage, 45 h	513.xx.39.21, 528.53.44.21	—
2640	Tourbillon	2020 on		—	—	Hand-wound Master Chronometer central tourbillon, 72 h	529.53.43.22	WatchBase calls it automatic; Omega says hand-wound

Date a movement

The serial number is engraved on a movement bridge. Movements were often made up to a year before casing and sale, and the published tables disagree by a year in places, so read the result as plus or minus one to two years. Prestige chronographs follow the Speedmaster table; modern pieces are best dated by their papers.

Type the serial from the movement.

The result appears here.

Show the full table

Serial from	Year
12 million	1950
13 million	1952
14 million	1954
15 million	1956
16 million	1958
17 million	1959
18 million	1961
19 million	1962
20 million	1963
21 million	1964
22 million	1965
23 million	1966
25 million	1967
26 million	1968
28 million	1969
32 million	1970
33 million	1971
34 million	1972
36 million	1973
38 million	1974
39 million	1975
40 million	1977
41 million	1978
42 million	1979
44 million	1980
45 million	1982
46 million	1984
48 million	1985
49 million	1986

Dials and signatures

The dial wording, lettering and lume markings place a De Ville in time, and they are where refinished dials give themselves away.

Signature	When	What it tells you
No line name	1960 to late 1962	The first Seamaster De Villes were sold under the name but dials did not carry it yet.
Seamaster De Ville	late 1962 onward; standard from 1963, used alongside the plain De Ville after 1967 and on US references to the end of the 1970s	Correct on late-1960s KM 6292 and on C 6865 (1973), so a late date is not a fake by itself.
Coat-hanger S versus round S	early versus later 1960s	The flat-topped 'coat-hanger' S in Seamaster is the earlier form.
SWISS MADE versus SWISS	until about 1965	SWISS MADE meant a Swiss case; SWISS alone meant a case made abroad, as on British and American De Villes.
T SWISS MADE T	from January 1964	Tritium lume. On a dial claimed to be earlier it is a warning sign.
De Ville alone, script or block	from 1967	The independent line. Many quartz-era dials add the sub-line name only on the caseback or not at all.
OM and sigma marks	sigma from February 1970; OM from the late 1960s	OM (or massif) marks a solid gold dial, the sigma solid gold hands and markers.
'Chicago Skyline' logo	from 1980	The angular De Ville logo of the quartz years, shown in Omega's own chronicle.
Co-Axial, Chronometer	1999 on	Co-axial models say so on the dial; the 1999 limited series has pie-pan dials.
Co-Axial Master Chronometer	2016 on (Hour Vision), 2019 (Trésor), 2022 (Prestige)	METAS certification; Prestige quartz dials carry no chronometer text.

Bracelets

Most vintage De Villes left the factory on leather; the jewellery pieces have integrated bracelets that are part of the case. For bracelets, end links and dating, see the Omega Bracelets guide and the Beads of Rice guide.

Watch	Bracelet	Note
Seamaster De Ville, 1960s	1503 with No. 70 or 570 end links	The usual period bracelet; 1503/1 (plated and steel) with No. 12 or 15 links may be later production
Seamaster De Ville, Swiss and US cases	8270 steel and gold-filled beads of rice (Swiss cases, advertised with the CD 165.020); 9931 14k gold-filled beads of rice (US cases); 9804 for KM 6326	English cases: 1560 steel Milanese
Seamaster De Ville	1037, 1038, 1068, 8220	Similar period bracelets suggested by period adverts and forum members; 14905 of 1963 has 18 mm lugs
Jeux d'Or, Grima, Jeux d'Argent	integrated or soldered gold and silver	Part of the case; a missing or replaced bracelet ruins the value
Prestige chronograph 4540/4840	1509/836	Original bracelet adds value; sold alone for $200–350
Prestige 39.5 two-tone 424.23.40.21	none listed by Omega	Omega's UK service centre told one owner (May 2026) that no current bracelet fits because the lugs differ slightly from the 424.20.40; forum members think that bracelet may fit with modification
Prestige 32.7 / 36.8 / 39.5 mm	16 / 19 / 20 mm lugs	Lug widths per WatchBase
Prestige 40 mm (434)	19 mm lugs	9.93 mm thick
Co-Axial Chronograph 4841	20 mm lugs
Trésor 40 / quartz 39 / 36 / Mini 26	20 / 19 / 18 / 13 mm lugs	Omega product pages

Buying checks

The checks below come from Omega Forums authentication threads, dealer guides and service experience.

Dial1960s and 1970s dress dials are often refinished. Look for crisp white with black print, wrong fonts, or a dial in better condition than the movement. A refinished dial cut a 166.0161 to $300–500.

Gold plateBrassing at lug tips and edges and green staining are common on MD cases and very hard to sell. Buy plated cases only in near-perfect condition.

Solid, plated, capped or filledRead the prefix (BA, BC 18k; BD 14k; MD plated; CD capped) and the case stamps. US cases stamped 14K Gold Filled between the lugs usually have capped lugs and a steel back.

British cases9ct cases are marked Dennison (to 1968) or Shackman (1970s) inside and often have no Swiss twin; Dennison did not always follow hallmark rules, so date letters can mislead.

Case and movementMany De Villes are monocoques that open from the front. Check that the movement serial fits the reference: a 1965 cal. 563 in a case listed from 1968 points to a swap.

Crowns and handsA wrong crown style or colour is the most common flag; over-long hands and modern crowns follow. Original vintage bracelets alone sell for $300–800.

Quartz watches1970s and 1980s 13xx calibres fail from dried oils, coils and stepper motors and are fixed from donor movements. Battery leakage happens. An ETA replacement keeps a watch running but cuts its value.

Cal. 2500 versionVersions A to C can stop; D, from about 2011, fixes it. Check the version on the plate or with the serial and papers; ask whether the service kit was fitted.

Hour VisionGold cases mark easily, no lume, and the sapphire case band and an added bracelet are expensive. Early 8500 problems were usually fixed at the first service.

Integrated braceletsSeveral modern Prestige and pre-2014 Trésor parts are discontinued. Buy the watch with its bracelet.

Service at OmegaOmega may replace cracked-lume hands or flaking dials even when asked not to, and may polish the case. Say what you want kept in writing.

PapersOmega's Extract of the Archives proves a movement left the factory in that case; it does not prove the watch is still original. The Extract has been unavailable since about June 2023, still without a restart in late 2025; the Certificate of Authenticity (CHF 800, inspection in Biel) is still offered.

Refinished dials

A refinish usually shows in the fonts: thick or uneven print, a misplaced Ω, wrong spacing of De Ville or Seamaster.
On a 1960s Seamaster De Ville the coat-hanger S, the SWISS MADE line and T SWISS MADE T must fit the year.
Quartz dials with stone inserts are rarely redone; the value sits in the case, so a quartz stone dial stays cheap.
A dial in better condition than a worn plated case is the classic warning sign.

Mismatched parts

Check that the calibre fits the reference: 620/625 in 111.xxxx and 511.xxxx, 711 in shaped gold 151/161/165 cases, 565 (563 in the US) in 166.0145.
A cal. 712 in a Deauville is wrong; a 711 in a 151.0039 has been seen with a 712 and is debated.
Megasonic wristwatches signed De Ville were not found; the archive's De Ville cal. 1220 is a pocket watch.
Modern references: the 14-digit number engraved on the caseback must match the papers and the dial and metal it describes.

Values

By family

Family	Typical range	Basis
Seamaster De Ville, hand-wound	€850–1,300 asking	Chrono24 and dealers, October 2026
Seamaster De Ville, automatic	steel about €1,080 median asking; solid gold €1,600–4,500	Chrono24 October 2026; forum steel sales $400–750 (2021)
Cal. 321 / 860 / 861 / 930 chronographs	€2,690–8,500 asking; sold $1,889–8,973	Chrono24 median €5,250; Rossini and Sotheby's 2026; Bonhams 2023
Ultra-thin dress, cal. 620/625	€370–1,300 asking for steel and plated; 18k €1,600–2,400 asking	Chrono24 October 2026, median about €707; sold plated pieces $300–550
1970s automatics, cal. 1002/1012/1022	€440–1,590 asking, median €589	Chrono24; serviced 1012 sold €515 (April 2026)
Jeux d'Argent (sterling)	€880–3,500 asking; exceptional pieces CHF 16,380	Chrono24; Monaco Legend €1,500–2,356; Phillips 2021
Jeux d'Or, Grima, About Time	€6,875 to $47,388 sold	Monaco Legend; Bonhams 2017 (Grima 'Greenland', $47,388) and 2023 for unique About Time pieces
De Ville Dynamic	€547–1,200 asking; sold €240–925	Chrono24, October 2026; auction results for all Dynamics 2021–24 (Collector Square)
f300 Electronic	€938–1,495 asking	Chrono24, October 2026
1980s quartz	€210–1,095 asking, median €468; sold €150–1,000	Chrono24, Catawiki, collectorsquare
Symbol	€399–1,850 asking, median €692	Chrono24, October 2026
Vasarely and 18k ladies' quartz	close to gold value or a little above	Price the 18k gold content first: case and bracelet weight without movement × 0.75 × the day's gold price; the old forum rule of $50 a gram is now below melt value
Prestige 1990s automatic	€700–2,500 asking, median €1,555	Chrono24, October 2026
Co-Axial Chronometer 4531 family	€2,283–6,000 asking, median €3,235	Chrono24; 4563.31.00 sold €1,511 (December 2024)
Co-Axial Chronograph, Rattrapante, Chronoscope	steel €3,000–6,900 asking; gold €14,000–22,000 asking	Chrono24 October 2026; steel Rattrapante sold CHF 5,375–6,000 (Antiquorum 2008, 2012)
X2	€1,670–3,850 asking, steel	Chrono24, October 2026
Hour Vision	steel €2,176–4,708 asking; gold €9,180–12,351 asking	Chrono24, October 2026
Ladymatic	steel €1,840–3,880 asking; two-tone €4,600–12,760 asking	Chrono24, October 2026
Prestige 424 (cal. 2500)	€1,366–2,790 asking; WatchCharts market price $1,703 for 424.10.37	Chrono24 and WatchCharts, October 2026
Prestige 434 Master Chronometer	$4,395–5,495 asking	Bob's Watches, 2026
Tourbillon 529	€100,552–195,617 asking	Chrono24, October 2026; list price €229,500–260,000 in Germany (US launch price $198,500)

What moves the price

Factor	What the sales show
Solid gold against plate	Solid gold sells for roughly 2 to 2.5 times a plated twin; Chrono24 median €2,710 against €1,100 for Seamaster De Villes.
Dial originality	An original dial is worth more than any other single feature on vintage dress pieces.
Ladies' and quartz	Ladies' quartz is hard to sell; 18k ladies' quartz is valued at the gold.
Modern depreciation	Modern De Villes trade at about half of retail: the 424.10.37 sits at 44 percent of its last retail.
Market trend	WatchCharts' Omega index rose 5.1 percent in the year to 15 October 2026; the De Ville collection index stands at $4,950.

Service and parts

Where	What	Cost
Omega, Germany	Complete service (recommended prices incl. shipping)	mechanical €750 (€850 in precious metal); chronograph €950 (€1,150); Watchtime, September 2023. A forum member put the 2023 rise at about 50 percent; Omega's 2025–26 price page loads its figures by script and could not be read
Omega, US	Quartz / time-and-date / automatic chronograph	$350–450 / $600–700 / $850–1,200 (2026 guide)
Omega	Co-Axial and Master Chronometer	$600–800, up to $1,200 (2025–26 guides); no separate Master Chronometer price found
Omega	Vintage 321, 861, 565	$800–2,000; the 321 is serviced only in Biel
Omega	Interval and warranty	Every 5 to 8 years; 24 months' warranty on each service; official turnaround usually 4 to 6 weeks, longer in busy periods (one report of about 20 weeks in 2024)
Independent	Cheap vintage De Villes	Omega's price can exceed the watch's value; forum members recommend an independent

Parts

Perrin still sells crown and stem sets for many 1970s and 1980s quartz calibres (1375, 1377, 1430, 1450).
Cousins UK lists Omega crowns, gaskets and crystals and publishes the cal. 2500 parts sheet by version.
Otto Frei sells listed Omega parts; obsolete parts by phone.
In-house quartz 13xx parts come from donor movements.

Selling

What buyers want to see and where to sell

Photograph the movement with calibre and serial, the inside of the caseback with the reference and maker marks, the lug tips and the crown.
Say whether the dial is original or refinished, the metal (solid, plated, capped, filled), the service history, and for a cal. 2500 which version.
Avoid heavy photo editing; buyers distrust it and compare sold prices, not asks.
eBay.de is free for private sellers in Germany and suits plated and quartz pieces under €1,000; Catawiki charges 12.5 percent of the hammer price plus VAT and a small fixed fee when it sells; Chrono24 suits modern De Villes and better vintage.
Henry's (Mutterstadt) gives free online valuations; Dorotheum and Monaco Legend suit Grima and Jeux pieces.

Omega's archive documents

Extract of the Archives: CHF 120, production and delivery data without inspection. Unavailable since about June 2023 with no restart date announced; check before promising one.
Certificate of Authenticity: CHF 800 (price at its 2019 launch), for watches at least 30 years old, inspected in Biel; refused if any part is not original. A dealer guide of October 2025 says it is still offered.
Omega's online vintage database supplies 383 entries used here (356 filed as De Ville, 16 as Seamaster De Ville, 6 US, 3 Swiss-market and 2 Dinosaure references) with year, calibre, case and archive photo; it is the basis of this catalog.

Milestones

Date	Event
1955	Omega launches the Ladymatic, a ladies' automatic; its name returns in the De Ville in 2010.
1959	Omega's archive dates the first Seamaster De Ville reference, CK 14740.
October 1960	Launch of the Seamaster De Ville, aimed at young US buyers.
Late 1962	De Ville appears on the dial, at the request of Omega's New York agent.
1964	T SWISS MADE T dials; Jeux d'Or and many ladies' De Villes enter the archive (the first, Ladymatic BA 551.0008, is filed in 1963); cal. 711 production begins.
1967	De Ville becomes its own collection with new, shorter-lugged cases.
1968	Chronographs 145.0017 (cal. 860) and 145.0018 (cal. 861).
1969	Andrew Grima's About Time collection; the 1000-family automatics.
1971	Jeux d'Argent in sterling silver (to 1976).
1972–77	f300 Electronic De Villes; the Megasonic pocket watch.
1976	First quartz De Ville in the archive, MD 192.0030.
1979–80	Named sub-lines begin; Omega's cal. 1355 Dinosaure answers the Delirium.
1981 · 1983	SSIH rescued by its banks, then merged with ASUAG.
1985–86	Vasarely and Symbol.
1994	Prestige launched; its first references, such as the chronograph 4840 with cal. 861, date from 1993.
1994	Central Tourbillon 5910.30 for Omega's centenary.
1999	De Ville Co-Axial limited series: the first series co-axial watches.
2005	Co-Axial Rattrapante; the first sold at Only Watch, 22 September.
2006–07	X2; Chronoscope; 24 January 2007, Hour Vision and cal. 8500.
2010	Ladymatic, unveiled in Beijing on 29 October.
2014	Trésor returns as a hand-wound Master Co-Axial.
2016	Hour Vision Master Chronometer.
2017–19	Trésor quartz (2017); Trésor Master Chronometer (2019).
2020	De Ville Tourbillon Master Chronometer, cal. 2640.
2022	Prestige third generation, all mechanical models Master Chronometers; Mini Trésor.
2024	Prestige 42 mm with crescent date hand, cal. 8936.
2026	Omega's product data lists 123 current De Ville references, from €3,200 (Prestige quartz 27.5 mm) to €260,000 (Tourbillon) in Germany.

Where the sources disagree

Each point the sources disagree on, with the answer this catalog uses and the evidence behind it. To judge one watch, rely on its caseback, movement and serial rather than on any single table.

Question	Used in this catalog	Evidence
When did the line start?	October 1960, as the Seamaster De Ville; 1959 archive dates are pre-launch references	The Omega Forums Ultimate Seamaster De Ville guide (PlainVanilla, 2023) dates the introduction to October 1960 from Omega catalogues, and Analog/Shift also gives 1960. The 1963 date that some dealers give is when the name reached the dial, not when the line started.
When did De Ville reach the dial?	Approved at the end of 1962; signed dials are standard from 1963	The Omega Forums guide says that at the very end of 1962 Omega granted its New York agent's request to print the full name. Analog/Shift and other dealers date the signed dials to 1963 (at Norman Morris's request). Both describe the same change, so 1962 references with De Ville dials are the earliest examples.
What happened in 1967?	De Ville became its own line; Seamaster De Ville continued alongside into the 1970s	Omega and Analog/Shift date the De Ville-only dial and the separate collection to 1967. The Omega Forums guide shows that these were new references with different cases, and that Seamaster De Ville references ran on through the 1970s, with US references continuing to the end of the decade.
Unishell water resistance	Advertised as waterproof to 200 ft (about 60 m)	The Omega Forums guide says the front-opening one-piece Unishell case was advertised as waterproof to 200 feet. The 30 m figure comes from a later dealer and is not a period Omega rating. For a watch of this age, the advertised figure no longer describes actual water resistance.
Was there a cal. 321 De Ville?	Yes: 145.005 (1967), dial reading Seamaster or Seamaster De Ville; 145.018 is not one	The Omega Forums guide lists 145.005, introduced in 1967 with cal. 321, with either Seamaster or Seamaster De Ville on the dial. The archive's 18k twin 141.0010 belongs with it. 145.0018 uses cal. 861.
Megasonic De Ville wristwatch	None exists; Megasonic wristwatches are Constellations and the 'Lobster'	The Electric Watches survey lists Constellation 198.0047 (round, cal. 1220), Constellation 198.0048 (square, cal. 1230), the Lobster 198.0042 and the pocket watch 198.1742. None of them is signed De Ville.
Is the Dinosaure a De Ville?	No; the Dinosaure is a separate 1980 model	Antiquorum (Omegamania, 2007) catalogues BA 391.9212 as 'Dinosaure', with cal. 1355, launched in 1980 at 1.48 mm. The Omega archive files the 191.0084 and 191.0114 references under Dinosaure, not De Ville.
Was the Delirium an Omega?	No; Ebauches SA (ASUAG) made it for Concord, Eterna and Longines	Grail-watch documents the 1.98 mm Delirium of January 1979, built by Ebauches SA/ETA for Concord (Delirium), Eterna and Longines. Omega, then part of SSIH, answered with its own cal. 1355 in March 1980.
Jeux d'Or, About Time, Jeux d'Argent, Emerald	About Time: Grima's unique pieces (1969). Jeux d'Or: 18k. Jeux d'Argent: sterling. Emerald: shape	Phillips says Grima's work with Omega began in 1969 with About Time, and calls Jeux d'Argent a 1970s sterling range. Christie's sells the 18k 8305 as 'De Ville, retailed by Grima, Jeux d'Or model'. AWCO uses 'Emerald' only as a title for the sterling 8272, which points to the case shape rather than a collection.
About Time size	85 unique watches	Antiquorum states that Grima was commissioned in 1969 to make 85 unique watches, which became About Time. The '55 watches and 31 jewels' quoted by some later articles is the size of Bonhams' 2017 Grima sale, not of the collection.
Cal. 711 maker	Rayville (ex-Blancpain, SSIH group), not Frédéric Piguet	Desmond Guilfoyle (2011) says the 710/711/712 family was designed from scratch, made first at Omega's Rayville factory and later at Marc Favre, and 'at no time' from Piguet blanks; Piguet supplied only the cal. 700. Omega Forums Stories also credits Rayville SA-Montres Blancpain.
711 in 1962 and 1964	Not in 1962; 1964 at the earliest, most from 1966 on	Guilfoyle dates the start of 71x production to 1964 and Omega Forums Stories dates the release to 1966, so a cal. 711 watch from 1962 is impossible. The archive's 1962 date for 165.0008 is therefore a reference-creation date or an error, while 161.0032 (1964) fits the very start of production. Dated examples of 165.008 are from 1966 to 1968.
Prestige start	Launched 1994; first references such as the 4840 were created in 1993	Omega, WatchBase ('in Omega's catalogue since 1994') and Omega Forums Stories ('around 1994') agree on a 1994 launch. The archive's 1993 date for the 4840 is a pre-launch reference date, the same pattern as the 1959 and 1960 dates for the start of the line.
1999 Co-Axial limited series	Yellow, red and white gold (999 each) plus platinum (99): 5911.31.22, 5931.81.23, 5941.31.31, 5921.61.31	Antiquorum's Hong Kong 2001 catalogue lists three gold series (yellow, pink and white, numbered to 999) and platinum numbered to 99. White gold 5941.31.31 pieces numbered x/999 confirm a white gold series that Phillips leaves out. Dials: yellow and white gold are two-tone silver; red gold 5931.81.23 is dark blue (WatchBase, owners; Antiquorum 2007 called one black); platinum is copper-salmon (Phillips, 34/99).
1999–2002 skeleton sets 5912 · 5932 · 5942	3 three-metal sets, 33 singles per gold, 1 platinum; yellow gold is 5912.30.22	Antiquorum (2003, white gold 03/33) gives the series as 1 unique platinum, 3 sets in yellow, red and white gold, and 33 watches in each gold; Phillips (07/33, white gold) and Antiquorum (27/33, pink gold) confirm the per-metal numbering. Phillips sold the same set 3/3 (movements 009 to 011) in 2019 as 5912.30.22 and in 2022 as 5912.30.33. The .22 matches WatchBase and the yellow-gold suffix of 5911.31.22, so .33 is a typo, and WatchBase's '34 pieces' is wrong.
Cal. 2500 beat rate by version	2500A and B: 28,800 vph; 2500C and D: 25,200 vph	The Cousins UK parts sheet for the 2500A to D gives 4 Hz for A and B and 3.5 Hz for C and D, with a different balance, second wheel and co-axial wheel for the C. Watchmaker Archer (Omega Forums) and WatchBase ('rate changed to 25200 from gen C') agree. The flat 25,200 found elsewhere describes only the later movements.
Cal. 3313 base and launch	F. Piguet 1285; presented at Baselworld 2002	Chronocentric's gallery dated 5 April 2002 lists the De Ville Co-Axial Chronograph with the 'new calibre 3313', and Master Horologer also says Baselworld 2002. Antiquorum sold a limited 333-piece pink gold example of circa 2003. The FP 1285 is the 28,800 vph version of the 21,600 vph FP 1185, and also underlies the 3301 and 3303. Europa Star's 2005 date is wrong.
Cal. 3612 reserve	52 hours	Hourstriker's spec pages for De Ville Rattrapante 4847.50.31 and 422.53.44.51.02.001, the Grail-watch Broad Arrow Rattrapante page and Watch Collecting Lifestyle all give 52 h, the same as the 3313 it is built on. WatchBase's 55 h and Grail-watch's 42 h on its De Ville page are outliers.
Cal. 2610 beat	25,200 vph	Omega Forums Stories gives 25,200 vph and 48 h. Omega's 2006 launch text (La Cote des Montres, Master Horologer) gives 48 h, which matches the 25,200 vph co-axials (2500C/D, 48 h) rather than the 28,800 vph ones (2500A/B, 44 h). The 2610 also arrived (X2, 2006) after Omega's switch to 25,200. WatchBase's 28,800 looks taken from the ETA 2896 base.
1994 Central Tourbillon winding	Automatic: cal. 1170 with a platinum rotor; the crown only winds	Phillips (December 2025, 5910.30.01, case no. 6) catalogues an automatic cal. 1170 with 48 jewels and notes the platinum rotor. Antiquorum and Sotheby's also say automatic. Deployant's claim that it was hand-wound until 1997 does not match the physical watches. Omega's 'cal. 2600' is a later catalogue designation.
Hour Vision end	Sapphire case-band models about 2018; gone from Omega's sites after 2022	Omega Forums members confirmed the Hour Vision was still on Omega's US and UK sites in May 2022, though it had already gone from the Swiss and Australian sites. Member Spqr says the sapphire-caseband range ended in 2018 and that only the blue Master Chronometer versions carried on. By 2026 new pieces are sold as new old stock. Omega has published no end date.
Ladymatic launch range	38 COSC references at the 29 October 2010 launch	Worldtempus (5 November 2010, from Omega's launch information) says the initial Ladymatic series had 38 chronometer references. WatchProSite's 'about 28 permutations' is a rough count from a Singapore media event in December 2010.
Trésor 8910 date	Yes, date at 6 o'clock	SJX's 2019 launch report says the steel Trésor with hand-wound cal. 8910 'has a date display at six o'clock', which matches Omega's product page and photos. WatchBase's omission is an error.
Trésor quartz launch	2017, at first only in the US and Japan	aBlogtoWatch (8 December 2017) introduced the 36 and 39 mm Trésor with quartz cal. 4061 as new, 'launched exclusively in the US and Japan for now'. Watchilove and Robb Report date the Trésor redesign to 2017.
Mini Trésor launch	June 2022; five more models added in January 2024	Watchilove covered the 26 mm Mini Trésor launch on 24 June 2022, and Robb Report covered its Kuala Lumpur roll-out in September 2022. aBlogtoWatch reported five new Mini Trésor references (cal. 4061) on 23 January 2024.
Prestige 42 mm launch	2024, two-tone strap models; bracelet versions added in 2025	Luxury Bazaar's guide to Omega's 2024 releases lists the two-tone Prestige 42 (cal. 8936, $8,900) as a 2024 debut, and WatchBase gives 2024 for 434.23.42.22.02.001. WatchBase's 2025 dates belong to the later 434.20 bracelet references.
Omega list prices	Euro prices for Germany; Swiss prices about 14 percent lower	Omega's product data, read in October 2026, carries the euro prices of omegawatches.com/de-de (Prestige 40 mm steel on strap €5,000; CHF 4,300 on the Swiss site). Discontinued references show the last euro price in that data.
CK, KO, OT, OJ prefixes	CK steel, KO gold-capped steel, OT 18k, OJ 14k (old system, before 1962)	Omega's archive photos and cards show CK 14725 and CK 14910 in steel, KO 14730 and KO 14905 gold-capped, and OT 14745 in 18k. The same four- or five-digit number was made in several metals, so the prefix, not the number, gives the metal.

Prices and sources

About the prices

Dealer figures are asking prices; a dealer page marked sold shows the last asking price, not a confirmed sale. Auction figures are results reported by the auction houses. Chrono24 figures are asking ranges collected on 16 October 2026; WatchCharts figures are model estimates. Omega list prices are Swiss francs from Omega's Swiss catalogue.

How far to trust the facts

Omega's vintage and product databases were read in full on 16 October 2026; technical data (calibre, thickness, lugs, water resistance) comes from the product pages for about 750 of the 1,117 modern references, and the rest follows from the same model. Other facts were collected through automated page reading, so a number can be misread. Some sources could not be opened: Omega Forums pages behind a bot check, Hodinkee, eBay sold listings and several calibre databases. Loupe was not used because its terms forbid automated reading.

Sources

In the collection

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