Omega De Ville Watch 425.33.34.20.57.001 34 mm Stainless steel Case Brown (chocolate) Dial Details
Brand:Omega
Family:De Ville
Model:425.33.34.20.57.001
Movement:Automatic
Case Size:34 mm
Gender:Womens
Glass:Sapphire
Case shape:Circle
Functions:Seconds / Minutes / Watch / Date
Water resistance:Yes
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