De Ville 434.61 replica

OMEGA spent a lot of money on the development of a moonshot model, and although it was not chosen, it was introduced to the private market to avoid wasting it. In 1969, the Omega Mark II was officially released, and the look of this watch is very unique, both now and in the past.

Mark’s biggest feature is that there is no retainer; the use of flat abalone shell, a sleek case, and flat glass can minimize the need to avoid small objects during wear to ensure the safety of users and programs. The dial is similar to the Mark II and the moon lander, with the same layout and the same movement.

Looking back at history, the Mark series generally refers to the Omega Mark II, Mark III, Mark IV, and Mark V; the Mark I is missing. Some people say that the Mark I is the moon lander, but the name Mark I was finally removed because its appearance does not belong to the same kind. Mark III, Mark IV, and Mark V have their own styles.