Omega lady vintage

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Hi everyone. I am a complete beginner of the subject and I bought this watch simply because I liked it. I was also wrong because I didn't understand that it was a woman model. Can anyone identify me the model precisely?
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Hi mfantini,

Welcome to the forum.
However there is no images attached of the watch.
 
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Hi mfantini,

Welcome to the forum.
However there is no images attached of the watch.

Hello. Thanks for the welcome. You're right, I didn't understand how it works. Orq should be there.
 
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As the dial states, it's an Omega DeVille Dynamic. You'll need to have a watchmaker take the back off to see the reference number for more detailed information.
 
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it’s a 135.033, 136.033, 165.039 or 166.039 with a cal 565. It is not necessarily a woman’s watch as it is 41mm
 
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Welcome to the forum, and congratulations on buying a watch because you liked it 👍. I would certainly wear it 😎

I can only see Dynamics rising in price. They are excellent examples of late 60s / early 70s styling.
 
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it’s a 135.033, 136.033, 165.039 or 166.039 with a cal 565. It is not necessarily a woman’s watch as it is 41mm

Unfortunately mine is a 35 version (crown included). Too small for a male wrist.
Manu thanks for your info.
 
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That caseback should be from the 70's no?

A ladies' deville dynamic. Here's a men's version on the net.

 
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Hi everyone. I am a complete beginner of the subject and I bought this watch simply because I liked it. I was also wrong because I didn't understand that it was a woman model. Can anyone identify me the model precisely?
Thanks





Hi mfantini, welcome to the Forum.

I poked through one of the best references I've found here on Dynamics, but unfortunately it only details the mens' versions in detail. I'm more familiar with the first generation Dynamics that I've collected.
https://omegaforums.net/attachments/omega-geneve-dynamic-i-pdf.459/

It looks like the smaller version of the 166.0146. You can see on the caseback it specifies Omega Tool 108 or an equivalent tool in order to remove the crystal and movement from the front. The reference will be printed inside the case.
FYI, an Omega Tool 211 unscrews the back ring for easy strap changes.
 
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Hi mfantini, welcome to the Forum.

I poked through one of the best references I've found here on Dynamics, but unfortunately it only details the mens' versions in detail. I'm more familiar with the first generation Dynamics that I've collected.
https://omegaforums.net/attachments/omega-geneve-dynamic-i-pdf.459/

It looks like the smaller version of the 166.0146. You can see on the caseback it specifies Omega Tool 108 or an equivalent tool in order to remove the crystal and movement from the front. The reference will be printed inside the case.
FYI, an Omega Tool 211 unscrews the back ring for easy strap changes.

Hi, thanks for the welcome and for your information. One thing that intrigues me is this caseback marked in this way, with this De Ville that I have never seen in other Dynamic ...
Bye
 
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it’s a 135.033, 136.033, 165.039 or 166.039 with a cal 565. It is not necessarily a woman’s watch as it is 41mm

Replace the "1"s with "5"s and the "cal 565" with a "cal 684 or 681" and you have the women's references and movement. Same case design and movement specs, just 10mm smaller.
 
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didn’t know this reference. calling @wilderbeast
@dougwhiz @base615

Ladies versions of the Dynamics must have trapped many a male eBay buyer in the past. The bullseye dialed ones in particular look very similar to the 41mm wide version.