Omega De Ville 145.0050

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

ConditionVery good

Year of Production1985

Case Size36mm

Case MaterialSilver

Dial ColorSilver

Bracelet/Strap-

Movement TypeManual

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationAustralia

Estimates 3,324 - 3,989 USD

Sale Price

Description

AN OMEGA 18CT GOLD MANUAL WIND CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH; ref. 145.0050 with sunburst silver dial, applied gilt baton hour markers, 1/5th second divisions, lance hands, centre chronograph hand, 3 registers for seconds, 30 minutes and 12 hours, 17 jewel Cal.861 manual wind movement, snap on back, case and movement no.48296283, size 36mm, Omega band and buckle, C - 1985, very fine condition, working.

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