Genuine – Omega De Ville Rattrapante Co-axial

[TwoTone]

Omega De Ville Rattrapante Co-Axial

Omega will present at Baselworld 2005 the new De Ville Co-Axial Rattrapante, with a revolutionary design inside and out.

The 41mm case comes in polished or brushed stainless steel with a matching polished or brushed stainless-steel bezel. The silver or ruthenium dial has applied Omega symbol and name, facetted hour markers, silver totalisers with applied Roman numerals for the chronograph function and a truncated sector date window at 11 o'clock, as well as an unusual small-seconds counter with two sectors.

The time is read off by luminous, facetted and diamond-polished Alpha hour and minute hands and a double-tipped small seconds hand. The split-seconds pusher has a varnished red circle that recalls the red zone at the tip of the split-seconds hand.

Movement is the Omega caliber 3612 with split-seconds chronograph complication.

This COSC-certified automatic movement is fitted with the unique Omega Co-Axial Escapement, has a power reserve of 52 hours and a double column-wheel mechanism.

Its luxury finish includes blued-steel screws and two blued-steel column wheels, as well as a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides.

It is water resistant to 100 metres and it is available with a black alligator leather strap.

Courtesy Timezone

[robertk]

Wow! what a beautiful piece.

[Logan]

This is still my favourite Omega watch, Its just a shame the real one has been dogged with movement problems to the extent that I couldn't dare buy one at this stage.

It would be great to see a decent rep, it would never be accurate given the rattrapante and sub dial layout, but it should be possible to do something pretty convincing.