At the end of the 1970s, as Swiss watchmaking was going through a difficult period, Omega was searching for ways to adapt to the future without abandoning its mechanical watch tradition. The Calibre 1010 was a quiet but powerful answer to this quest. This Seamaster was built as one of the last bastions of mechanical craftsmanship against the quartz storm. Its high-frequency heart was designed to beat more steadily and precisely with each second. Elegant in its slim case, it was powerful in its Seamaster identity. It once graced the wrists of businessmen, engineers, and those whose paths crossed with the sea. Today, it awaits a new owner who understands this technical prowess of the past. This watch carries not only the time, but also Omega's mechanical resilience and a critical period in watchmaking history. General Information Brand: Omega Model: Seamaster Reference: 166.0214 / 366.0846 Production Period: Late 1970s – Early 1980s Movement: Omega Calibre 1010 Operation Type: Automatic Number of Jewels: 17 Jewels Frequency: 28,800 A/h (high frequency – advanced technology for its time) Dial: Repainted Black Snoopy Dial Date Function: Yes Case: Stainless steel Glass: Original type acrylic Production Feature: Slim automatic movement, quick date setting The Cal. 1010 is one of Omega's important automatic calibers, developed before the transition to the quartz era, and it operates with high frequency and precision. Today, it is particularly sought after by collectors as a "transitional Omega". - Dimensions: Case (excluding crown): 35 mm Case (including crown): 37 mm Ear width: Distance between ear: 39 mm Shipping and Packaging: • Securely packaged with photo and video documentation before shipping. • Fast international shipping via FedEx or UPS. • Any import duties, VAT, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Important: Product Description: - If your automatic watch malfunctions, shake it for 2-3 minutes before winding. International Buyers - Please Note: - Please examine the images carefully. The images represent the product you will receive. - Import duties, VAT, and other charges are not included in the product price or shipping cost. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Please contact your country's customs office to find out if these additional charges apply. Please inquire before bidding or purchasing. - Customs fees are usually collected by the carrier or upon delivery. - These fees are not additional shipping charges. Choose the most suitable shipping company from the Catawiki tracking section. Check your results on the Catawiki tracking page.