This is a classy and beautiful dress watch from ca late-90s. Deville is a less-sporty, more-dressy model line of Omega watches, still in production today. I believe they still do Prestige models, too? In any case, this is a lovely mid-size tonneau watch running a chronometer rated Omega 1120 movement, which is an Omega-futzed-with ETA 2892.

Highlights are the exaggerated sunray that is a tad off silver toward champagne in some light, with the Breguet-style Arabics, and trapezoid framed date window, date wheel with correspondingly shaped numerals.

Omega archives lists it as one of three different models - white, black, and this in silver. Condition is excellent for age, with very few scratches or marks on the case. Significantly, on the non-crown side, there is evidence the watch was serviced, with marks along bezel/case and case/caseback seams consistent with disassembly. Watch was sold to me as serviced, but no proof provided. Keeps great time - I have no timegrapher and have not actually checked it out beyond noting that it was withing a few seconds at end of first day.

Signed crown and caseback; buckle, and even each side of what looks like the original strap. Strap is croc emboss leather that has seen better days, with cracks in the leather on the wrist side, and on the outside, near the buckle - if I was keeping it, would replace. But original (probably)!

No box or papers - photos show the whole deal.

Toneau case measures 32mm x 36mm, wears like a 36
8.4mm thin
41.5mm L2L
19mm lug width
Stainless steel case and caseback, case is all polished, caseback is rough brushed; flat sapphire crystal.
WR 30m
Strap 19/16; 83mm x 120 - 7" wrist, I wear it on next to last tightest hole. Crack in leather is consistent with that.

$850 via PP, includes fee and USPS Priority Mail shipping to US address. International sales considered at additional postage and conditions. No trades.