Luxury Watch Reviews

Omega De Ville Trsor Master Chronometer Power Reserve Stainless Steel

Brand Omega
Collection Trsor
Reference 435.13.40.22.06.001
Movement Omega caliber 8934 Hours Minutes Small Seconds
Established Luxury Silver Pre-Owned Market Data
40.00 mm
Sapphire
30.00 m
2021
Switzerland
Dress
Investment Value
7.00/10
Pre-Owned Pricing
8.00/10
Reliability Index
9.00/10
Wow Factor Index
8.00/10
USED PRICING
PRE-OWNED MARKET VALUE
Market Price Range
$2,480
$3,750
Fair Value $2,973
Average Listing
$2,973 Last 30 Days
Average Sold
$2,675 Last 30 Days

The Omega De Ville Trésor Master Chronometer Power Reserve is a sophisticated and elegant watch that embodies the essence of Omega's craftsmanship. This model features a stainless steel case with a polished finish and a striking silver dial, which enhances its refined aesthetic. The watch is powered by the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Caliber 8922, providing exceptional accuracy and a power reserve of approximately 60 hours.

Key details of the Omega De Ville Trésor Master Chronometer Power Reserve:
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Dial Color: Silver
- Movement: Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Caliber 8922
- Power Reserve: Approximately 60 hours
- Features: Power reserve indicator, date function, and a transparent case back
- Water Resistance: 30 meters

Pricing for this model typically ranges from $6,000 to $8,000, depending on the condition and market demand.

Ranking Criteria:

1. Investment Value: 7/10 - The Omega brand has a strong reputation and demand, but the De Ville line does not appreciate as rapidly as some of Omega's sportier models like the Seamaster or Speedmaster.

2. Pre-Owned Pricing: 8/10 - The pre-owned market offers competitive pricing, often around 20-30% less than the retail price, which makes it an accessible option for collectors.

3. Reliability: 9/10 - Omega watches are known for their precision and durability. The Master Chronometer certification ensures high standards of performance and longevity.

4. Wow Factor: 8/10 - The elegant design, combined with the technical mastery of the movement, gives this watch a strong visual appeal and sophistication, making it a standout piece in both formal and casual settings.

Frequently Asked Questions


How much does the Omega De Ville Trsor Master Chronometer Power Reserve Stainless Steel cost?

Pricing for the Omega De Ville Trsor Master Chronometer Power Reserve Stainless Steel varies based on condition, completeness of box and papers, and current market demand. See the Pricing and Market Value section above for current retail and pre-owned ranges.


Is the Omega De Ville Trsor Master Chronometer Power Reserve Stainless Steel a good investment?

Resale value depends on the brand's market position, the model's collectibility, and the condition of the specific piece. Our investment ranking above gives a snapshot, but consult a professional appraiser before treating any watch as a financial asset.


What movement does the De Ville Trsor Master Chronometer Power Reserve Stainless Steel use?

This model runs the Omega caliber 8934 Hours Minutes Small Seconds | Chronometer Co-Axial Escapement Power Reserve Indicator movement.


How do I authenticate a pre-owned Omega watch?

Verify the reference number (435.13.40.22.06.001), check serial numbers against brand records, inspect the movement against known photos, and request service history. Authorized dealers and brand boutiques can confirm authenticity for a fee. Use our evaluation tool for a starting point.


What should come with this watch

A complete pre-owned set should include all of the following. Missing items typically reduce resale value 10-25%.

Original red Omega presentation box
Outer cardboard sleeve
International warranty card (signed, dated)
Pictogram / instruction manual
Extra bracelet links
Chronometer certificate (if METAS)
Authentication hangtag
Service papers (if previously serviced)

Service intervals and cost

Recommended interval 5-8 years
Authorized service $750 - $1,000
Turnaround 6-8 weeks

Aqua Terra, Globemaster, Constellation. Independent watchmakers typically charge 30-50% less for the same service but may not have access to genuine Omega parts. Service includes movement overhaul, gasket replacement, and case polishing (refusable).