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It sports an attractive grey/dark blue dial that changes through shades of light grey to almost black/dark blue depending on how the light catches it
Then look no further than this Omega De Ville
Boettcher showed the patent wasn't purchased directly by Wilsdorf as some believed but instead was first acquired by Charles Rodolphe Spillmann on July 19
This timeless Must de Cartier Tank hails from circa 1995 and comes complete with its original Box and Papers
Case material: 18k Gold
Omega Genève 161/25418, 9k Gold, 1968 Investment Piece It sports an attractive grey/darkThis Omega Genve, reference 161 25418, from 1968, strikes the ideal blend of classic appearance and functionality. This Omega Genve has a timeless, minimalist style, a 34mm 9k gold case, and is powered by the highly respected automatic calibre 565 movement, which was recently serviced. The name "Genve" was first printed on the dials of Omega's dressier 30mm watches in 1953. This was done to honour their 30mm calibre, which set new records at the
