Is there an Omega "Viscera" watch?

No. Omega sells the Speedmaster and the De Ville, but the brand has never made a model called "Viscera." A search for "omega speedmaster de ville viscera buy" mixes two separate Omega lines, so the useful move is to pick one line first and shop for that.

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The Speedmaster is a chronograph built for timing. The De Ville is a slim dress watch built for a shirt cuff. They share a logo and almost nothing else: different movements, different case shapes, different price tiers, even on the replica market.

Replica Omega Speedmaster and De Ville Price Guide

How do the Speedmaster and De Ville differ?

Case size settles most of the choice. The Moonwatch measures 42mm across with a tall domed crystal, and the De Ville Prestige measures 39.5mm with a flat profile that slides under a cuff.

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  • Speedmaster Professional (Moonwatch): 42mm steel case, hand-wound chronograph, tachymeter bezel, hesalite or sapphire crystal, about 13mm thick.
  • Speedmaster Reduced and Automatic: 38mm to 39mm cases, smaller subdials, automatic movement. A better fit for wrists under 6.75 inches.
  • De Ville Prestige: 39.5mm, three-hand automatic, thin bezel, domed dial, leather strap, optional small seconds.
  • De Ville Trésor: 40mm, hand-wound Master Chronometer, no date, very slim case. The dressiest shape in the line.

Movements follow the same split. The current Moonwatch runs a hand-wound calibre 3861; the De Ville Prestige runs a thin automatic. Replicas copy the outside shape first and the movement last, so the case profile tells you more than any spec sheet.

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What do replica Speedmasters and De Villes cost?

Replica pricing falls into three tiers, and each tier buys visible differences.

  • Under $120: quartz or low-grade automatic, plated case, stamped caseback, printed dial text.
  • $150 to $350: solid 316L steel case, Seagull ST19 or Miyota movement, sapphire crystal on some models.
  • $400 to $800: the "super clone" tier with cloned calibres, correct subdial spacing, engraved casebacks, anti-reflective sapphire.

Genuine Speedmaster Moonwatch prices start near $7,000 at US retail, and De Ville Prestige models sit above $4,000. A replica listed at $1,200 is not a bargain, it is a markup on the same parts.

What should you check before you pay?

Six checks catch most bad listings, and all of them work over chat before any money moves.

  1. Confirm the case size. 42mm for a Moonwatch, 39.5mm for a De Ville Prestige. Photos stretch; numbers do not.
  2. Ask for a movement photo with the caseback off, plus the movement name.
  3. Check subdial layout on the Speedmaster: running seconds at 9, 30-minute counter at 3, 12-hour counter at 6.
  4. Read the dial print. Thick, blobby lettering means a cheap dial and often a cheap watch.
  5. Ask about the bracelet: solid end links, screwed pins, correct clasp font.
  6. Get the return window in writing before payment, not after delivery.

Which movements show up in these replicas?

The Speedmaster replica market leans on three movements. The Seagull ST19 is a hand-wound column-wheel chronograph that matches the hand-wind character of the Moonwatch. A 7750 clone adds an automatic rotor but pushes the case thicker, and a quartz movement inside a "Moonwatch" is a red flag at any price.

De Ville replicas usually hide a Miyota 9015, a Seagull ST2130, or a cloned ETA 2824. All three are thin automatics, and all three keep the case under 10mm. A seller who cannot name the movement cannot service it either.

What gives a fake Speedmaster away?

  • Subdial spacing: the three subdials should sit close to the center pin, not spread toward the edge.
  • Bezel print: the dot over 90 on the tachymeter sits in a fixed spot, and sloppy print is easy to spot in a macro photo.
  • Caseback: the Seahorse medallion is stamped metal, never a sticker or a laser decal.
  • Crystal: hesalite has a soft dome and a faint edge ring, not a flat sapphire slab.
  • Chronograph reset: the sweep hand snaps back to 12 without drift. Ask for a short video.

What gives a fake De Ville away?

  • Dial finish: a Prestige dial is flat and clean. Heavy sunburst texture on a supposed dress model is wrong.
  • Hands: dauphine or leaf shapes, faceted and polished on both sides.
  • Caseback: snap-back with reference and serial numbers, plus the logo in relief.
  • Strap fit: 19mm or 20mm lugs, tight spring bars, no gap where the strap meets the case.

A thin case is the hard part to fake. If a De Ville replica measures 12mm thick, the movement inside does not match the watch it copies.

How should you handle payment and returns?

Pay with a method that can be reversed: a credit card through a processor, or PayPal Goods and Services. Bank transfer and crypto leave you with no dispute path once the parcel ships.

Get the return window in writing, plus who covers return shipping. Seven days from delivery is common; anything under 48 hours after arrival is a warning sign.

Confirm the shipping route and the declared customs value before the order goes out. Replica sellers ship from several countries, and handling differs by route.

Common questions before you buy

Is a "Viscera" Omega sold anywhere?

No. The name does not appear in Omega's catalog. Treat a "Viscera" listing as invented marketing and ask for the real reference number instead of a model name.

Can a replica Speedmaster run its chronograph?

Yes on mid and upper tier models with an ST19 or 7750 inside. Cheap quartz versions animate the sweep hand while the subdials stay frozen.

How long does a replica last?

A steel case with an ST19 or Miyota movement runs for years with basic care: keep it dry, wind it on a schedule, service it when the chronograph starts drifting. Plated cases wear at the lugs first.