First patented 219 years ago on June 26 in 1801 by Abraham-Louis Breguet, the tourbillon was conceived to compensate for the effects of gravity in a pocket watch’s varying flat and vertical positions.

Omega‘s dress watches often play second fiddle to its sporty Speedmaster and Seamaster models, but its DeVille line offers plenty of elegant options for those in the market for a more refined ...

Omega Antimagnetic De Ville Tourbillon Numbered edition is a breakthrough for Omega, which combines a master chronometer certification with a central tourbillon and "mastery" style hands. Omega is ...

Omega’s current De Ville Tresor line of dress watches haven’t changed much visually from many of the watches featuring similar names made decades ago. That is exactly what many people like about them, ...

We break down the four major collections—and myriad subcollections and references—that constitute the Swiss company’s vast offerings While there are many significant watchmakers operating in ...