Discover the elegant Omega De Ville Tank Quartz from the 1990s — a refined vintage men’s watch that beautifully captures the classic dress watch character of Omega’s De Ville collection.
Omega is one of Switzerland’s most respected watchmakers, known for its precision, timeless design and strong horological heritage. The De Ville line has long been appreciated for its elegant and understated appearance, offering watches that combine everyday wearability with refined style.
This particular model features a classic tank-shaped stainless steel case, measuring approximately 28.5 mm excluding the crown and around 32 mm lug-to-lug. The gold-filled 20 micron bezel gives the watch a warm and sophisticated appearance, while the slightly aged gold dial adds subtle vintage character.
The original Omega press-fit caseback and original Omega crown further enhance the authentic feel of the watch. Combined with a generic leather strap, the watch has a refined and timeless presence on the wrist, making it suitable for both formal occasions and everyday wear.
Inside ticks a reliable quartz movement, offering accuracy, convenience and easy daily use. This makes the watch a practical choice while still preserving the elegance and heritage associated with vintage Omega timepieces.
More than just a functional watch, this Omega De Ville Tank Quartz represents a stylish piece of Swiss watchmaking history — a refined dress watch for the enthusiast who values elegance, precision and timeless design.
Brand: Omega
Model: De Ville Tank Quartz
Gender: Men
Period: ca. 1990-1999
Movement: Quartz movement, Cal.1365
Case: Tank-shaped stainless steel case, approx. 28.5 mm excluding crown, approx. 32 mm lug-to-lug
Bezel: Gold-filled 20 microns
Dial: Gold dial, slightly aged
Crown: Original Omega press crown
Strap: Generic leather strap
Condition: Good overall condition, with normal signs of age and wear
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