Vintage Omega De Ville Lapis Lazuli Watch Dial and Movement

This item is a vintage Omega De Ville watch component, consisting of the dial, hands, and internal movement, currently removed from its original case. The standout feature is the circular dial crafted from genuine Lapis Lazuli, exhibiting a deep ultramarine blue coloration with characteristic natural inclusions that may include golden pyrite flecks and white calcite streaks. The dial face is minimally styled without hour markers, featuring the Omega logo and brand name printed in white at the 12 o'clock position, 'DE VILLE' above the 6 o'clock position, and 'SWISS MADE' at the very bottom. It is fitted with two simple, baton-style silver-toned hands (hours and minutes). The winding crown remains attached to the movement stem on the right side. Structurally, the dial is held within a slim metal ring which appears to be yellow gold or gold-plated, showing some minor edge wear. The condition of the stone dial appears stable, though there are visible white particulates or possible surface oxidation on the hands and at the center arbor. The movement is reported to be in working condition, which is a significant quality indicator for a mechanical piece of this age. Based on the style and typography, this piece likely dates from the 1970s, a period when Omega frequently used hardstone dials in their De Ville and Geneve luxury lines.