Omega Seamaster Explorer Dial Sub-Seconds Ref. 14713-1 – 1960s Highly attractive and increasingly difficult to find Omega Seamaster from the 1960s, featuring a striking black Explorer style dial, elegant sub-seconds display, stainless steel case, and the reliable Omega Cal. 268 hand wound movement. This particular example stands out thanks to its highly distinctive dial configuration, giving the watch exceptional character and wrist presence rarely found on vintage Seamaster models. Key Features • Brand: Omega • Model: Seamaster • Reference: 14713-1 • Period: 1960s • Case: Stainless steel case • Dial: Black Explorer style dial with sub-seconds, oversized Arabic numerals and triangular hour markers • Movement: Omega Cal. 268 hand-wound movement • Bracelet: Omega signed stainless steel bracelet • Box: Original Omega presentation box included • Condition: Very nice vintage condition with light signs of wear consistent with age The watch features a stunning black dial with large Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9 and 12, combined with bold triangular hour markers and an elegant subsidiary seconds display at 6 o’clock. This unusual layout creates a highly distinctive appearance reminiscent of the famous Explorer style designs, while remaining unmistakably Omega. The warm ageing of the markers and hands contrasts beautifully against the black dial, resulting in a watch with exceptional vintage charm and superb legibility. A particularly attractive feature is the recessed sub-seconds register, which adds depth and balance to the dial while highlighting the watch’s classic hand wound heritage. Together with the Explorer style layout, it creates a unique and highly collectible vintage aesthetic that sets this Seamaster apart from more conventional references. The stainless steel case remains in very nice overall condition with strong lines and elegant proportions. Light signs of wear are present, consistent with age, but the watch presents exceptionally well overall and retains its attractive vintage profile. Inside beats the respected Omega Cal. 268 hand wound movement, known for its reliability, durability and smooth operation. The movement runs and functions as expected for a vintage timepiece. The watch is fitted with a beautiful Omega signed stainless steel bracelet, perfectly complementing the sporty yet elegant character of the watch. Completing the package is the original red Omega presentation box, a desirable addition rarely found alongside examples of this age. The watch remains in very nice vintage condition overall and is a highly attractive and increasingly difficult to find Omega Seamaster featuring a rare Explorer style sub-seconds dial, exceptional character, and strong collector appeal.