About Omega : Founded in 1848 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, OMEGA is one of the most storied names in Swiss watchmaking, with a legacy spanning over 175 years. From its earliest days, the brand has built its identity around precision engineering, a focus that carried it into fields as varied as scientific exploration, entertainment, and competitive sports timing. OMEGA has served as Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games since 1932, and its Speedmaster became the first watch worn on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Today, OMEGA watches undergo rigorous Master Chronometer certification for precision and magnetic resistance, upholding a heritage of innovation that continues to define the brand's place among the world's leading manufactures.
About the De Ville : the De Ville became an independent collection in 1967, marking a distinct chapter in the brand's history dedicated to dress watchmaking. Where the Speedmaster and Seamaster built their reputations on exploration and diving, the De Ville has always stood for understated elegance: slim cases, clean dials, and traditional proportions suited to formal wear. The collection has also served as a showcase for Omega's watchmaking innovation, notably introducing the Co-Axial escapement, and today spans a wide range of designs, from minimalist three-hand models to complicated chronographs like the Chronoscope.