Vintage Omega De Ville wristwatch, reference 511.0559, dating to the late 1970s. A refined and minimalist timepiece, powered by the reliable Omega calibre 625, a manual wind movement with 17 jewels, visible in the photos. According to the previous owner, the watch has been serviced recently. As no service documentation is available, this information is reported as received and cannot be guaranteed. The watch features a slim stainless steel cushion-shaped case, measuring approximately 22 mm excluding the crown, with smooth lines and well-preserved surfaces. The case shows only light, honest signs of wear consistent with age, with no excessive polishing. Original silver dial, signed Omega and De Ville, with applied baton hour markers and matching slim hands. The dial shows light, even patina, typical of a well-preserved vintage piece. Acrylic crystal in good condition, with minor signs of use. The movement is clean and complete, signed Omega, and running at the time of cataloguing. Please note that no guarantee is given on long-term accuracy, as is standard for vintage watches. Inside caseback is fully signed and stamped “Acier Inoxydable” with reference 511.0559, confirming originality and coherence of the watch. Fitted with a period-style stainless steel bracelet (not Omega-signed), which suits the design and era of the watch well. A classic and elegant Omega De Ville, ideal as a vintage dress watch and an excellent example of Omega’s understated design from the late 20th century. Please study the photos carefully as they form part of the description. Box is not included. Any questions or additional photos, feel free to ask.