The Omega De Ville 151.0039 is a notable vintage dress watch from the early 1970s, often referred to as a "Jumbo" due to its 36mm case size, which was considered large for a dress watch of that era.

• Case Size: 36mm diameter (excluding crown) with a lug-to-lug distance of approximately 38mm.

• Case Thickness: Roughly 7mm, achieved by using an ultra-thin movement.

• Movement: Omega Calibre 711, a 24-jewel automatic movement known for being the thinnest automatic caliber Omega ever produced (3mm thick).

• Dial: Gold-colored, often featuring a vertical "guilloché" or "tapestry" texture with minimalist baton markers.

• Material: Typically found in 20-micron gold plating or stainless steel.

• Crystal: Original models used mineral glass.

• Production Era: Launched around 1972 as part of the International Collection.