Omega
De Ville 4230.13.00

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case — the proprietary lugs won't accept a standard strap. I've seen many attempts to force the geometry, and it simply doesn't work. For this model, I craft a bespoke strap directly in the atelier, moulding the lugs to fit your specific case.

You book an appointment at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, Via XX Settembre 15 in Milan. I take measurements directly from your case, studying the geometry of the integrated lugs in detail. From there I design and craft the strap with custom lugs, ensuring a perfect fit.

I suggest Swift in Honey colour — it echoes the warmth of the yellow gold and honours the quiet elegance the De Ville demands. If you prefer something more refined, Mississippi Alligator in Cognac tone speaks beautifully to the bicolour case. The leather must age as gracefully as the watch itself — I only choose what deserves it.

Built with noble leathers and finished by hand as we do, a strap lasts years of real wear — often 8 to 10 years, sometimes longer. The leather ages well, developing a patina that tells the story of the wearer. It depends on how you treat it too: avoid standing moisture, let it breathe. A strap made this way is a relationship.

Yes, 32mm — a size that surprises now, but reflects the taste of the 1960s and '70s when Omega created it. I've seen it on slender wrists and robust ones alike — the bicolour case and compact proportions give it a quiet presence that doesn't age. It's not a watch that shouts; it speaks softly to those who listen.