Omega Stories: The Very Unusual C6865 Tiffany & Co Signed Seamaster De Ville - It’s Real

Posts
5,174
Likes
8,054
Very interesting. A similar - indeed wonky - Tiffany font is seen on Movado from the same era as well

IMG_2307.jpeg
 
Posts
28,694
Likes
34,931
Very interesting. A similar - indeed wonky - Tiffany font is seen on Movado from the same era as well

IMG_2307.jpeg
Interesting that they went for pure Tiffany signing on that one and didn’t keep the Movado, haven’t seen that before
 
Posts
5,174
Likes
8,054
Basically all Movado’s for Tiffany only have Tiffany printed
 
Posts
13,290
Likes
31,394
The 14K C6865 Seamaster De Ville (and it's gold-filled counterpart C6336) has the benefit of a bit more heft than the earlier Seamaster De Villes and perhaps more presence on the arm by way of its chunkier profile.
 
Posts
28,694
Likes
34,931
The 14K C6865 Seamaster De Ville (and it's gold-filled counterpart C6336) has the benefit of a bit more heft than the earlier Seamaster De Villes and perhaps more presence on the arm by way of its chunkier profile.
Yea the lugs definitely have a bit more beefiness to them for sure, there’s also a C6864 in gold filled cases which is pretty similar too
 
Posts
348
Likes
343


The C6865 Seamaster De Ville With Tiffany Dial is an original Omega model commonly mistaken for a re-dial due to the unusual combination of fonts. The reality is this Norman Morris creation of the 70's is an underrated gem, and one of the last great De Ville's of the era. [..]

Visit The Very Unusual C6865 Tiffany & Co Signed Seamaster De Ville - It’s Real to read the full article.
A very informative and illuminating article about a misunbderstood Seamaster. The fleshing out of the Norman Morris collaborations will be valuable in future Omega treasure hunts.