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Here is my new Seamaster :)
It`s from late 60`s. Great condition, great look :)
steel case with screw-down back
screw-on crown
turning bezel
automatic winding, cal. 565
size 37mm without crown
24 jewels
central seconds
date on 3
applied steel baton index
That's very nice
love that! Very cool
Great shots - that's a thing of beauty. Congratulations!
Very, very, very good looking watch!
May I ask what strap you have there?
Step aside 'grails' - That is an amazing looking watch.
"Bite my shiny metal ass."
- Bender Bending Rodríguez
It`s some Tropic, I don`t know details :)Originally Posted by MarkB
What amazing condition that is in, well done on acquiring it.
That is a very cool vintage Omega. I like that a lot :)
wonderful!!
That is absolutely splendid - what a terrific find. I love the dial and "slimline" bezel, it's a very classy looking diver indeed.
What's the reference number...? I feel an acquisitive phase coming on.
That really does look very nice, and in amazing condition too.
regards,
Nick
Amazing condition! Beautiful!
What number got the bracelet? Never seen!
Where do you find such a stunning watch?!
+1 to that, fantastic
Hmm, I feel this has birth year potential for me.
It's lovely.
SUPERB, Absolutley SUPERB!!!
Absolutely gorgeous
Has this watch been refinished? It looks brand new!
That is stunning. Where did you find it?
"A man of little significance"
Yep, a great looking watch and quite scarce too. Here's mine
Cheers
Foggy
I do like that - terrific find.
Another vintage Omega cracker; how many more of these do you have?
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
That's very nice, looks in fantastic condition.
Is it a recent purchase or have you had it a while? Is that the original box too?
That gets a BIG thumbs-up from me too. I`m not normally a fan of vintage divers but this looks so sharp I can`t help liking it.
That bracelet's familiar too. I have a steel seamaster dress watch (in pieces at the moment) with the same one. 19mm end pieces if I`m not mistaken and as rare as hens teeth. Whether the bracelet and watch started out together is open to debate, but it's certainly the right period.
Wear it carefully...and don`t damage that bezel!
Paul
Edit: just had another look at the pics and I reckon the case is the same as mine. This one has a diver's bezel, mine hasn`t . If I ever find time from kitchen refits and doing watches for other folks, I`ll get mine restored back to mint condition. This has spurred me on!
Paul
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That is an absolute beauty! Wear it in health:)
that's really nice! suitable for all occasions i guess. good find
Watch is in original shape. There were no refinish or something like that. Box is also original with original papers :)
If this watch hasn`t been refinished, it's spent it's life in a drawer not being worn! Looking at the pics I was admiring the sharpness of the edges. Usually they get 'softened' a little when a watch is refinished.
Very rarely do watches turn up in this condition.
Paul
Its when they do turn up in this condition that I feel if I can get them I do, as its probably the only chance to get one so good, unfortunately I have not a lot of money and never save it up so up to now its only a couple of near NOS Seiko's
That Seamaster is utterly beautiful though.
wooowwhat a watch.
I saw one of these few months ago,great watch...and the size is perfect for me..
enjoy it and don't sell it,you'll regret if you do
I will keep it :Dwooow
I saw one of these few months ago,great watch...and the size is perfect for me..
enjoy it and don't sell it,you'll regret if you do
I 2nd this, amazing
Did you buy this from SC or did you source elsewhere? I want 1 !
I`ve just got an offer from friend on other forum :)
that is very nice,i prefer the older Omegas to the new ones.
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