Introducing the Omega De Ville ‘Türler’, a perfect entry-level collector's wristwatch from the 1960s, blending timeless elegance and affordability. This men's timepiece features a 35mm diameter case, exquisitely crafted from Steel in a monocoque design. Its heart, the Swiss-made Cal. 565 Automatic movement, delivers reliable performance with a notable power reserve. It’s adorned with black hands, indexes, and the iconic Omega Automatic and Swiss Made signatures. Notably, this watch bears the rare Türler signature, making it a unique find. Double-signed watches, featuring logos from both the manufacturer (like Rolex or Omega) and a specific retailer (such as Tiffany or Türler), are highly collectible due to their rarity. This practice began in the early 20th century when watches were mostly sold through third-party retailers. Not every watch was double-signed, making those that were more unique. In recent years, these watches have gained prominence among collectors due to their unique qualities and historical significance, often fetching higher prices than their single-signed counterparts. This trend reflects the luxury market's appreciation for collaborative branding and geographic-specific significance. The watch features the original Omega plexiglass. It's fitted with a new black leather strap and an omega buckle.