Omega DeVille Prestige Diamonds GAS Line and a grey dial with

and a grey dial with an outer minutes track and an inner hours track in white

a pleasing trait and a little nod to the vintage Oyster practicality

But the brand's production did not rest on railroad chronometers alone: Between the 1920s and 1930s and the 1950s the Lancaster

which imparts an impressive presence on the wrist

Omega DeVille Prestige Diamonds GAS Line and a grey dial withIn the De Ville line, introduced in 1960, Omega combined the water resistant case of the Seamaster collection with high grade movements often used in other references. However, the cases of the De Ville line in any metal were thinner and more elegant than their sportier contemporaries. In such a way, elegance was not substituted for functionality, and the De Ville could be worn with a suit and not lose any of its water resistance. As time progressed,