1970s Omega De Ville "Grima" - 925 Silver Blue Tapestry Dial 2020 broken-in drape on the wrist

broken-in drape on the wrist

While the two-tone Santos is an icon of its era

named for the star-like cluster of diamonds set against the champagne background

marking it as an early production piece from a decade when the brand was at the forefront of the horological zeitgeist

The watch is currently paired with a tan leather band and gold buckle

1970s Omega De Ville "Grima" - 925 Silver Blue Tapestry Dial 2020 broken-in drape on the wristA Piece Of Wearable Sculpture In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Omegas collaboration with the visionary London jeweler Andrew Grima produced some of the most avant garde watches of the era. Grima was not a watch designer, he was an artist who treated timepieces as jewelry. This De Ville, from the "Time in Style" collection, is a prime example of that ethos. Crafted entirely from 925 sterling silver, it moves beyond simple timekeeping and functions as