Omega DeVille Ladymatic 'Mother Of Pearl' GAS Line But at analog/shift

But at analog/shift

That watch would go on to become the Yema Yachtingraf

the equally legendary watchmaker who honed his craft at Vacheron Constantin before moving to Schaffhausen as IWC's Technical Director in 1944

dates to the late 1960s and features a  distinctive faceted-cushion case

Omega DeVille Ladymatic 'Mother Of Pearl' GAS Line But at analog/shiftToo often ladies watch designs seem phoned in, and not afforded the considered dignity of mens watches. And thats a serious shame. Not so this neat Omega De Ville Ladymatic! With its funky, two tone bracelet, mother of pearl dial, and diamond indices, its an original design with a chronometer certified movement from a collection dating back to 1955. This particular Ladymatic, a Reference 425. 20. 34. 20. 55. 003 from the 2020s, is housed in a 34mm