Omega De Ville « Jeux d’Argent » Emerald par Andrew Grima, réf. 8272 en argent massif, de 1972 prix-sur-demande unveiled in 1967

unveiled in 1967

equally suited to both men’s and women’s wrists

while being perfectly usable on a daily basis due to its build quality and the reliability of its automatic movement

recognizable by its semi-rotating rotor damped by spring stops — robust and reliable

this example concentrates Rolex’s very DNA: efficiency of lines

Omega De Ville « Jeux d’Argent » Emerald par Andrew Grima, réf. 8272 en argent massif, de 1972 prix-sur-demande unveiled in 1967A superb, rare and daring Omega De Ville reference 8272 known as Jeux dArgent or Emerald, designed by the famous jeweler Andrew Grima for Omega and produced in 1972. The rectangular case with cut sides, the emerald cut glass, the blue dial with vertical grooves, and the unique integrated bracelet with sculptural mesh are immediately recognizable, unique marks of Grimas work, an icon of jewelry and watch design in the 1970s whose clients included Queen