About the Omega De Ville Trésor
The De Ville Trésor was revived by Omega as a modern homage to the slim, symmetrical dress watches the brand produced in the 1950s and 1960s, capturing that era's appreciation for clean dials and precious case metals. The line is distinguished by its cushion-shaped cases, applied Roman numerals, and the contrast between sparkling diamond-set bezels and understated, lacquered dials. Quartz references in the 36 mm size offer slender profiles ideal for those seeking a lightweight, low-maintenance dress watch, while the 40 mm Master Co-Axial variant houses Omega's proprietary Co-Axial escapement, delivering improved long-term accuracy and reduced servicing frequency. Sedna gold, Omega's exclusive rose-gold alloy engineered for lasting color, appears across both case and strap hardware in select references, adding a warm, distinctive tone unavailable in standard 18k gold.
What to Look For
Buyers comparing Trésor references should note that the 36 mm quartz models such as 428.58.36.60.02.001 in Sedna gold and the stainless steel 428.17.36.60.05.001 and 428.17.36.60.04.001 differ primarily in case metal, dial finish, and strap material, details that meaningfully affect both aesthetics and resale value. The 40 mm Master Co-Axial reference 432.53.40.21.02.002 commands a premium over quartz siblings due to its in-house movement, larger case, and silver opaline dial with applied indexes, making it the more collectible choice for mechanical watch enthusiasts. Diamond bezel presence, Sedna gold versus stainless steel case material, and new-in-box condition are the principal factors driving price differentiation within this collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Omega De Ville Trésor quartz and the Master Co-Axial models?
The 36 mm quartz Trésor references are powered by battery-driven movements and prioritize an ultra-slim profile and ease of wear, while the 40 mm Master Co-Axial reference 432.53.40.21.02.002 uses Omega's acclaimed Co-Axial escapement for superior mechanical precision and longer service intervals. The Master Co-Axial designation also indicates the movement is resistant to magnetic fields, a meaningful practical advantage over standard mechanical calibers.
Are the Omega De Ville Trésor watches available new at Bizak and Co.?
Yes, every Trésor listed at Bizak and Co. in this collection is brand new, complete with Omega packaging and manufacturer documentation. Buying new ensures the full Omega international warranty is intact and that the watch has never been worn or altered.
What does Sedna gold mean on an Omega De Ville Trésor?
Sedna gold is Omega's proprietary 18k rose-gold alloy, developed to resist fading and maintain its warm pinkish-red hue significantly longer than conventional rose gold. On Trésor references like 428.58.36.60.02.001, Sedna gold appears in the case and is carried through to the strap hardware, giving the watch a cohesive, luxurious appearance that is exclusive to Omega.
Buy, trade, or sell. Contact Bizak & Co. for pricing and availability on any reference in this collection.
