This Omega De Ville "Tool 107" dates back to 1976 and comes with its original box, pin and buckle. Overall the watch is in great vintage condition with minor wear on the case and plexiglass. One of the most intriguing features of this watch is its monobloc stainless steel case, majority of the watch is one piece. Within the case it features the automatic winding caliber 1020 from Omega and has a date window at 3 o'clock - it also has a quickset date function. The dial is in great condition with appliqué baton hour markers and stainless steel hands, there is a soft patina growing in the tritium. The caseback and crown are signed with Omega. Sitting at 35mm this is a perfect everyday watch.

A vintage Omega is one of the best starting points for a luxury watch purchase. The brand is well-known globally to this day thanks to their figurehead models and tremendous brand reliability. In 1967 Omega dropped “Seamaster” from the "De Ville" name and became a line in its own right. At its launch, the De Ville generated considerable attention due to the fact that it combined Omega's already-proven movements with quality finishing and design. Since then, the timeless good looks of the De Ville have remained untouched.