This watch borrows a title from the 1949 model that appears such as this, although the case and dial are a new comer to this watch. This dress watch sits at 40mm, is remarkably thin, featuring only a stunning honeycomb dial. And talking about the dial, it's not only domed, but so might be the hands, crystal, and hour markers, giving this watch a hot, vintage feel that's completely incredible.
Around the wrist, the Tresor is completely superb. The skinny case and 40mm diameter sit incredibly well. Here you go on my small wrist (in white gold).
And also the dial? It is simply perfect. The honeycomb texture really brings you to the nineteen fifties style, despite the fact that there's a date window at 6 o'clock (perhaps a tad superflous), it does not ruin the appearance whatsoever.
Beating at the heart of this watch may be the Omega caliber 8511, that is a new variation from the 8500, with no rotor. Which means this can be a by hand wound, highly finished form of the movement that does not only features an 18k red-gold balance bridge, a Si14 silicon spring, a 3-level co-axial movement, And it is resistant against 15,000 gauss of magnetism, in addition to a COSC-certified chronometer, speculate there's no rotor, you are able to really begin to see the whole factor too!
The De Ville Tresor is definitely an absolute champion from Omega, offering all of the efficiencies of contemporary technology, with old-fashioned looks, old-fashioned charm (think by hand wound movement) plus upgraded finishings. It will come in both rose and white gold in a cost of 11,500 CHF.
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