Here's My Seamaster De Ville!

[Bassmanpatsfan18]

Hey guys,
As promised, here are pictures of my 60s Seamaster De Ville that I just got back from the shop last week. The guys replaced its mainspring and did a few other things to tune it up and so far it's been working great. I put it on a Hirsch 'Reptile' strap, which I like a lot. The watch is actually a manually winding watch, which is fine with me as it only needs about 15 winds per day. This thing is so light and comfortable that I often forget I have it on. It's also very small, which probably wouldn't suit many of you, but I love it.
Here you go:

http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s292/bassmanpatsfan18/IMG_0781.jpg

http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s292/bassmanpatsfan18/IMG_0780.jpg

http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s292/bassmanpatsfan18/IMG_0782.jpg

http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s292/bassmanpatsfan18/IMG_0787.jpg

Enjoy!
-Alex

[zambo]

What a period for elegant Omega's (and watches in general actually) were the 60's.

That one will always be in style Alex - good one to own.

zambo

[hiro1963]

One of my favorites. b-)

- Hiro

[Andrés]

That´s a beauty! It looks perfect on the reptile strap.

[OmegaSeamasterDeVille]

Hey nice watch, I have one of those too, except mine has a date function. I have some pictures of it on this thread http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=140995

[stogie25]

Beautiful watch. They are so light to wear. Understatedly elegant.

I have one that is similar that I wear often. I went with an aftermarket deployant clasp to keep the strap in good shape.

99972

[NMGE17]

Looks good - congrats on getting it tuned.

Nigel

[Neil(UK)]

Very nice too. :-)

[WIS_Chronomaster]

Thans for the pictures and thats a great watch.

[Trojan]

Real nice Alex. Looks great. Best, John

[DMB]

but that is a sa-weet Seamaster. - David