Omega is going to launch the particular Omega De Ville 4-counter co-axial chronograph, which must delight the very global mechanical wrist watch lovers and the exact lovers of Omega timepieces. Considered as what it is called, the very latest add-on of the exact De Ville selection is characterized by four subsidiary dials placed horizontally on the particular dial. This sort of a style brings my memory back to the limited edition Speedmaster 5-counters chronograph for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Seeing as the exact perfect model with classy style and design, it will be launched into the very market before 2010 Valentine’s Day and must cause the shopping frenzy at that time.
This newly released chronograph is powered by the automatic Omega Calibre 3890 movement. It is mechanical with the exact brand’s signature co-axial escapement and the very innovative freely sprung balance. The very former helps to reduce the particular friction to assure the accurate timing, and the latter plays a positive role in the movement’s isochronism and shock resistance. It is of great practical use with a power reserve of 52 hours. It has a rapid frequency of 28,800vph. Because of this, it is measurable for 1/8th of a second. In addition to the middle hours and minutes, it has five counters for day/date, second, seven-day, 12-hour and 30 minute display. The movement is as well gorgeously embellished.
The 41mm case is constructed on stainless steel with fine brushed finish that continues onto the concave bezel and the bracelet that features four slender links in polished finish. Despite elaborate functions, the dark metallic grey dial holds things nicely together and looks adorably state-of-the-art.
The Omega De Ville 4-Counters Co-Axial Chronograph timekeeper is installed with a curved sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 100 meters. And the bracelet boosts a triple-folding clasp featuring an 18K red gold Omega symbol.