1971 Omega De Ville Mens Midsize "Emerald" Modern Watch By Andrew Grima - Stainless Steel

1971 Omega De Ville Mens Midsize "Emerald" Modern Watch By Andrew Grima - Stainless SteelToday's offering showcases this fabulous avante garde "Emerald" DeVille watch, inspired by the designs that Andrew Grima created for Omega and introduced in 1971. "Grima, who was arguably his generations foremost jeweler, counted Queen Elisabeth II among his clients. The Emerald line is distinguished by the generous proportions of its emerald cut crystals of precious stone, quartz or mineral glass. Initially, the pieces were reserved for the top of

1940's (We sold a similar watch with papers that dated it to 1947)

Today's offering showcases this classic Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust encased in stainless steel

Light remants of wear to the case back

* Pioneering so-called "double quick-set" day and date features - Omega created the calibers 1020 and 1022 movement with a double quick-set capability for convenient setting of the day and date

Here are some of its more features:

Serviced: Our Master Watchmaker has performed a light servicing on the watch including replacing all of the waterproofing seals with new genuine Rolex gaskets (a $395 value)

Essentially a Datejust with a slightly smaller diameter (34mm instead of the Datejust's 36mm) it features clean lines and a sharp look and embodies Rolex's timeless class

and 18K white gold pendant and necklace - together they would make a perfect set

which looks close to pristine

Quick-Setting Day

Serial number: 2

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