Once upon a time - the Omega Tresor De Ville Orbis Edition 🐻
Some years ago found this one in an Omega Boutique. The Orbis Edition donated a part of the proceeds to the Orbis foundation, which, if I recall correctly, supported children with seeing disabilities and operated an MDD DC-10 converted into a mobile eye c...
The dial I quite liked…
And while the date wheel detail is cute, I would have preferred the watch without a date full stop 😊🤷🏻♂️
I didn’t know this edition of the TDV
and I understand how you felt about the date. If you want a no date, they have a beautiful gold version with grey dial. Cheers, Emmanuel ...
Thanks a lot 😊👍🏻
In the meantime there are more no date versions thankfully - Omega at least has figured out that not all watches need a date 😁 A WG version I would have liked even more - the standard difference between the two of us 😉
There was an even earlier DeVille model dedicated to ORBIS . . .
. . . many years ago. [photo credits: Dr No, 2011] The sapphire case windows Omega employed for a while are aesthetically pleasing personally. Thanks for sharing, K! Best, Art ...
I owned this watch once — the Deville ORBIS Hour Vision.
Even though I loved the dial, the watch always felt too big on my wrist.
Seems to be a standard dial color for the editions 👍🏻
Thanks so much for pointing this one out - wasn’t aware of it 🙏🏻
Is that a teddy bear on the date??
Cool detail. Like you, I would prefer no date. But that beautiful sun burst dial makes up for it! Nice! I
Teddy bears are the mascot . . .
. . . of ORBIS. That pic was taken on the ORBIS plane at LAX fourteen years ago. Notice the teddy bears. Art ...
The short lugs are a feature for sure 👍🏻
Making it very wearable - and fully agree on the dial 🙌🏻
The standard edition . . .
. . . ain't half-bad, either. [photo credit: Dr No, 2019] 😌 ...
