Omega - Seamaster - 198.001 - Heren - 1970-1979

Offered for sale is this Omega Seamaster Electronic Chronometer, reference 198.001, dating from the early 1970s. Powered by the calibre 1250, one of Omega's f300Hz tuning fork movements developed jointly with Bulova under licence, this watch represents a distinctive chapter in Omega's transition-era electronics, bridging mechanical and quartz technology. This movement features a second hand that sweeps beautifully around the dial.

The watch is running properly and keeps the time well. The champagne dial remains attractive, with applied baton markers, a date window, and the "Seamaster Chronometer" signature below the Omega logo. The gold-plated case is complemented by a stainless-steel caseback bearing the original Omega markings and reference number 198.001.

At approximately 36mm, the watch has a classic vintage size that wears comfortably. It is fitted with a new, quality Hirsch leather strap, adjustable up to 20cm wrist size.

Highlights

- Omega Seamaster Electronic Chronometer f300Hz
- Reference 198.001
- Calibre 1250 tuning fork movement
- Gold-plated case with stainless-steel caseback
- Original Omega crystal (verified with the micro-Omega logo in the middle, picture on request)
- Running properly and keeps time well
- Fitted with a new Hirsch leather strap
- Max wrist size 20cm

This watch comes with the original box, and without the original papers. The box shows signs of wear consistent with its age.

Please note that this is a vintage watch and take into account that the images make a part of the description. General wear and signs of usage must be taken into account, consistent with its age, this applies also for the dial. Additional photos of specific areas available on request.