The Omega De Ville collection is a model that combines elegance, Precision, And Omega's technical prowess. It first appeared in the early 1960s as a sub-line of Omega's sports line, The Seamaster. From 1963, The name 'Seamaster De Ville' was used on the dial, And in 1967, It was separated into an independent collection and is considered one of Omega's representative symbolic collections.
The Omega De Ville Co-Axial Power Reserve 4652.20.32 is a dress watch with a 38.7mm red gold case, White dial, And leather strap. It is a watch that combines the luxurious feel and practicality of the De Ville lineup, And the case, Bezel, And buckle are all made of red gold, Giving it a sophisticated impression. It consists of a date window at 3 o'clock, A power reserve indicator at 6 o'clock, And a small seconds at 9 o'clock, And features a simple yet unique asymmetric layout. The movement is Omega's automatic caliber 2627, Which guarantees approximately 48 hours of power reserve, Precision, And reliability. It is a model equipped with a unique case shape, Dial layout, And practical functions.

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