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Each model upholds the vintage spirit, sporty look and design excellence that this famous Swiss watch collection is known for. Within the many choices, you can find models in a range of materials and sizes, from classic stainless steel or titanium, to 18K gold and platinum.Discover our exquisite collection of vintage OMEGA Seamaster watches at Bob's Watches, featuring timeless designs and unmatched craftsmanship for discerning collectors.Vintage Omega Seamaster Watches. Omega has been producing the Seamaster for over 70 years. As a result, the market contains a vast array of vintage models, ranging from simple .

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Each model upholds the vintage spirit, sporty look and design excellence that this famous Swiss watch collection is known for. Within the many choices, you can find models in a range of . Considering to purchase a vintage Omega Seamaster Automatic Cal. 1020 from the 70's edbagas May 10, 2018 Vintage Omega Watches Help, Discussion and Advice Seaman May 12, 2018

Seamaster de Ville chronograph reference 145.005. Introduced in 1967, this reference aimed to offer a chronograph with a more dressy look compared to classic racing references. It alternatively features 'Seamaster' or 'Seamaster de Ville' on the dial, and is powered by Omega calibre 321. More on reference 145.005 here. So with the reference number inside the caseback, you can consult the Omega Vintage Database (OVDB) to identify the model of the watch. Using this as an example: When entered on OVDB, a reference number of 135.007 (we ignore the -63 date stamp), will reveal this: Notes on the OVDB: The OVDB is only a guide. The two I would look more closely at are front loading Seamaster / Seamaster DeVille models with Calibre 550/552/562/564, and also the Seamaster “sparkle” in Calibre 564, 751 & 752. They’re all good movements and good secure cases with higher than average odds of getting an original dial. 1. Posts. Some background info. The Seamaster Cosmic was introduced in 1967 and produced into early 1970s. Omega was “getting with the times” and Cosmic represented a radically different design philosophy compared to the traditional looking 50/60s Seamasters. The results speak for themselves. Finnish advertisement from 1969.

Below are prices in GBP from a catalog for the early sixties for no-date, stainless steel watches on leather bands: - Seamaster ref ST 135005: 27,10. - Seamaster ref ST 165009: 33,10. - Seamaster de Ville ref ST 165020: 36. - Constellation ref ST 167005: 47,10. Something in stainless steel, thin case, white or silver dial, no date window. Two models I've found that fit the bill are the Seamaster 30 (ref 135.003 with the caliber 286 movement), and the Seamaster 600 (ref 135.011 with the caliber 601 movement). I do have a couple of questions, of course. Went to see Shane today, told me it was indeed a 344 bumper movement with a 13,6 mil serial dating from 1953. Case back reads C 2576-7. Had him replace the crown with a period correct 4 sided one as well as a new crystal and service. Price was 70 for the crown, 30 for a longer stem, 20 for the crystal, 150 for the service and 10 for a seal. Yes it's genuine. Try searching eBay SOLD listings for value, Omega Seamaster 166.003.

The Deville’s only came in the 34.5mm size (although there was a smaller midsize at around 32mm if I recall). That being said, they are all dial with very slim bezel and small lugs so tend to “wear” larger than their specs imply. A 34mm Seamaster next to a 34mm Oyster for comparison. Watches above 36mm were a rarity, other than tool . Considering to purchase a vintage Omega Seamaster Automatic Cal. 1020 from the 70's edbagas May 10, 2018 Vintage Omega Watches Help, Discussion and Advice Seaman May 12, 2018 Seamaster de Ville chronograph reference 145.005. Introduced in 1967, this reference aimed to offer a chronograph with a more dressy look compared to classic racing references. It alternatively features 'Seamaster' or 'Seamaster de Ville' on the dial, and is powered by Omega calibre 321. More on reference 145.005 here. So with the reference number inside the caseback, you can consult the Omega Vintage Database (OVDB) to identify the model of the watch. Using this as an example: When entered on OVDB, a reference number of 135.007 (we ignore the -63 date stamp), will reveal this: Notes on the OVDB: The OVDB is only a guide.

The two I would look more closely at are front loading Seamaster / Seamaster DeVille models with Calibre 550/552/562/564, and also the Seamaster “sparkle” in Calibre 564, 751 & 752. They’re all good movements and good secure cases with higher than average odds of getting an original dial. 1. Posts.

Some background info. The Seamaster Cosmic was introduced in 1967 and produced into early 1970s. Omega was “getting with the times” and Cosmic represented a radically different design philosophy compared to the traditional looking 50/60s Seamasters. The results speak for themselves. Finnish advertisement from 1969. Below are prices in GBP from a catalog for the early sixties for no-date, stainless steel watches on leather bands: - Seamaster ref ST 135005: 27,10. - Seamaster ref ST 165009: 33,10. - Seamaster de Ville ref ST 165020: 36. - Constellation ref ST 167005: 47,10.

Something in stainless steel, thin case, white or silver dial, no date window. Two models I've found that fit the bill are the Seamaster 30 (ref 135.003 with the caliber 286 movement), and the Seamaster 600 (ref 135.011 with the caliber 601 movement). I do have a couple of questions, of course. Went to see Shane today, told me it was indeed a 344 bumper movement with a 13,6 mil serial dating from 1953. Case back reads C 2576-7. Had him replace the crown with a period correct 4 sided one as well as a new crystal and service. Price was 70 for the crown, 30 for a longer stem, 20 for the crystal, 150 for the service and 10 for a seal. Yes it's genuine. Try searching eBay SOLD listings for value, Omega Seamaster 166.003.