Omega De Ville Quartz | Gold Plated Tonneau | Gold Dial

Omega De Ville Quartz | Gold Plated Tonneau | Gold Dial with Stick Indices | Brown Leather Description The Omega De Ville Quartz in a gold plated tonneau case represents the brand's refined approach to 1980s dress watch design. The tonneau (barrel-shaped) case with its softly curved sides creates a profile that sits close to the wrist and flows naturally into the lugs. Gold plating gives the case a warm, rich presence. The gold dial with applied stick indices maintains the De Ville's signature restraint. No date, no sub-dials, just clean time display with the Omega logo and "De Ville QUARTZ" script. The dial surface has a subtle sunburst brushed finish that shifts tone as light catches it from different angles. On a brown croc-embossed leather strap, this watch has a warm, classical presence. The quartz movement ensures accuracy with minimal maintenance. De Ville means "of the city" in French, and this watch embodies that urban elegance. Key Features • Brand: Omega • Model: De Ville Quartz • Movement: Quartz • Case Material: Gold plated • Case Shape: Tonneau/cushion • Dial: Gold with applied stick indices • Hands: Gold • Crystal: Mineral glass • Crown: Omega-signed • Strap: Brown croc-embossed leather • Year: Circa 1980s Specifications • Reference: • Case Width: • Lug to Lug: • Case Thickness: • Lug Width: Condition Report • Dial: Gold dial in very good condition. Sunburst brushed finish intact. Applied indices secure. De Ville Quartz text crisp. • Hands: Gold hands clean. • Crystal: Mineral glass, clear. • Case: Gold plated tonneau case retains strong colour. Minor surface wear at lug edges. • Crown: Omega-signed, functions smoothly. • Movement: Quartz, accurate. • Strap: Brown croc-embossed leather in good condition. Historical Significance The De Ville collection has been Omega's dedicated dress watch line since 1967. Through the 1970s and 1980s, Omega adapted the De Ville to incorporate quartz technology while maintaining the design refinement the collection was known for. The tonneau case shape was particularly popular during this period, offering a sculptural alternative to the standard round case. Omega's quartz De Ville models represented the brand's commitment to staying relevant during the quartz revolution without sacrificing design identity. A refined Omega dress watch in the distinctive tonneau case shape. The De Ville name ensures Omega's design standards, and the quartz movement delivers accuracy with zero maintenance.