☺ Overhauled and guaranteed to work ☺ ★★★ Genuine and Authentic Guarantee ★★★ This item was purchased by my family's watch shop at a used goods market that only those with a used goods dealer license can enter. I personally purchased and am now selling it. All watches have been overhauled and maintained, with every detail of the internal mechanisms checked, so you can be 100% assured of their authenticity. This is a vintage Omega De Ville ladies' watch. It has an easy-to-read dial size and features a center second hand, which is rare. Dressy De Ville and Geneve series watches with hand-wound movements often only have hour and minute hands, but there are a certain number of people who want a dressy watch with a second hand. A second hand gives the watch a more watch-like appearance, and it can be useful in various situations. Good condition examples are hard to come by, so if you've been looking for a good one, please take this opportunity. The case is made of yellow gold-plated metal. The dial has a silver sunburst finish. The dial is the part you look at many times a day, and any stains or dirt can become bothersome later on. You'll never regret choosing a clean one from the start. The movement is hand-wound. The leather strap is beige lizard. The buckle is genuine Omega. The watch's daily error, as measured by a timegrapher, is around ±10 seconds, resulting in very high precision. The case width is approximately 23mm (excluding the crown). It is in the best condition for a vintage wristwatch, and you will surely be surprised by its overwhelming beauty, which is rarely seen even in specialty shops. ★ The image in the lower right of the fourth photo is a picture taken by the technician before overhauling this watch. Overhauling involves disassembling the movement to a certain extent, checking the condition of each part, then completely disassembling it and manually pre-cleaning each part to remove oxidized/deteriorated oil and fine debris. After that, it undergoes thorough washing and drying in an automatic cleaning machine. The movement is assembled by applying different types of oil to the cleaned parts. After assembly, it is placed on a dedicated tester and the accuracy is adjusted over several days. Mechanical watches that run on a mainspring are designed to be overhauled periodically.