De Ville Prestige 434.10.40.20.02.001

De Ville Prestige 434.10.40.20.02.001

View sold prices
40mm, Silver/roman
Omega
Omega
A classic with an elegant dial, The Omega De Ville Prestige
The Omega De Ville collection 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 "Seamaster De Ville" name was used on the dials, And in 1967, It became a separate collection, Becoming one of Omega's most iconic collections.
Dial color
Silver
Dial characteristics
Roman
Case material
Stainless steel
Bracelet material
Stainless steel
Bracelet types
Bracelet
Glass
Sapphire crystal
Case diameter
40mm
Case thickness
9.9 mm
Weight
About 114g
Waterproof
30m
Bezel material
Stainless steel
Movement
Self-winding
Caliber
8800
Frequency
25, 200 vibrations
Power reserve
About 55 hours
of what watch 
Will the price rise?
of what watch Will the price rise?
Keep an eye out for discontinued models Part 1
What is the icon?
What is the icon?
The Story of Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
Introduction to watches
Basic class
Introduction to watches Basic class
Watch Terms Explained
Rolex's special symbols 
'Rolexicon' Part 1
Rolex's special symbols 'Rolexicon' Part 1
What makes Rolex different?
4 people, 4 colors
clock story
4 people, 4 colors clock story
Me and my watch (5) Omega, Breguet, Rolex
submariner 
What is the difference between old VS new model?
submariner What is the difference between old VS new model?
116610LN vs 126610LN comparative analysis
Moon phase
(Moon Phase)
Moon phase (Moon Phase)
Projecting today on the moon
rolex
Who is the leader?
rolex Who is the leader?
The watch market compared to real estate
Why Gold Holds Trillions in Global Value — The Secret Power of Gold in Value Investing
Why Gold Holds Trillions in Global Value — The Secret Power of Gold in Value Investing
Store of Value, Part 1: Why Gold Has Captivated Humanity for Centuries
GMT Master 2 ‘Pepsi’
Discontinuation, is it true?
GMT Master 2 ‘Pepsi’ Discontinuation, is it true?
The color symbolizing GMT disappears?