It's a real quartz Omega Deville from the 80s, looks good.
Fake omega watch?
Hello, my father bought an omega watch in Sweden when he was younger, and while he claims the watch is legitimate, I’ve had my doubts. Can any confirmations on its legitimacy be made from these pictures?
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Please read here about a quest to make a thinnest quartz watch possible - it was a huge trend in the early 80s, and Omega was part of it, not being "unimaginative":
www.watchuseek.com
And this is another article on the same topic:
grail-watch.com
Worlds Thinnest Watch
Well got to be damn close!! 18K pink. Not a mark and no wear to the lug pins. Heavy and a real nice feel to it :-) few spots on the dial and dust specs that will come off
www.watchuseek.com
And this is another article on the same topic:
The Thin Watch War | The Watch Files: January 12, 1979 - Grail Watch
On January 12, 1979, the Swiss watch industry announced the thinnest watch ever made: The Delirium, developed by Ebauches SA for Concord, Eterna, IWC, and Longines, measured just 1.98 mm thick. It wasn't a big seller, but was a PR exercise to show the world that the Swiss were innovating like...
grail-watch.com
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