Omega - Seamaster - 166.002 - Men - 1960

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Omega Seamaster from the 1960s with reference 166.002, a 34 mm steel case with a solid gold bezel and lugs, silver dial with crosshair that has been repainted, automatic movement (cal. 562) dating to 1960, leather strap, normal 180–200 mm length, no original box or papers, crown marked Omega, overall very good condition with only light wear and insured shipping, plus a two‑month movement warranty.

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Classic Omega Seamaster from the sixties.

Case is one piece (monoblock) and the movement is only accessible through the crystal... to avoid damage there are no photos of the movement.
Case is steel with a diameter of 34.4 mm (excluding the crown).
The front (bezel) is solid gold as are the lugs.

Impeccable side-silver dial.....possibly an earlier professional refinish.....with the highly sought-after 'crosshair' markings....applied gold brand name and logo.
Date with quickset using the 12----9----12 method.
The original hands appear darker in the photos than in real life.
The crystal is still clean.
Stamped original Omega crown.

The automatic movement has cal. 562 and is numbered with 17 jewels, dating this watch to 1960.
It has been recently serviced and runs precisely on time......the average deviation is only a few seconds per 24 hours (snapshot on the digital test device).
Complete with an unworn green leather strap, equipped with an original Omega buckle (rare)!!
Suitable for wrists up to 20.5 cm in circumference.

In short: a perfectly running and still conspicuously beautiful Seamaster....now for sale with a warranty.

2 months warranty on the movement.

(glass, crowns, straps and extra features are not covered).

Classic Omega Seamaster from the sixties.

Case is one piece (monoblock) and the movement is only accessible through the crystal... to avoid damage there are no photos of the movement.
Case is steel with a diameter of 34.4 mm (excluding the crown).
The front (bezel) is solid gold as are the lugs.

Impeccable side-silver dial.....possibly an earlier professional refinish.....with the highly sought-after 'crosshair' markings....applied gold brand name and logo.
Date with quickset using the 12----9----12 method.
The original hands appear darker in the photos than in real life.
The crystal is still clean.
Stamped original Omega crown.

The automatic movement has cal. 562 and is numbered with 17 jewels, dating this watch to 1960.
It has been recently serviced and runs precisely on time......the average deviation is only a few seconds per 24 hours (snapshot on the digital test device).
Complete with an unworn green leather strap, equipped with an original Omega buckle (rare)!!
Suitable for wrists up to 20.5 cm in circumference.

In short: a perfectly running and still conspicuously beautiful Seamaster....now for sale with a warranty.

2 months warranty on the movement.

(glass, crowns, straps and extra features are not covered).

Details

Brand
Omega
Gender
Men
Model
Seamaster
Reference number
166.002
Band material
Leather
Shipped insured
Yes
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Period
1960-1969
Repainted dial
Yes
Movement
Automatic
Dial colour
Silver
Case material
Gold/Steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Original warranty included
No
Case diameter
34 mm
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
Year
1960
The NetherlandsVerified
20
Objects sold
100%
Private

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