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I couldn't resist this one
I've been really getting into vintage Omega lately. The Omega sport watches from the 60s/70s are so cool and the ability to get an Extract from the Archives confirming date of production and where the watch was delivered is a huge plus.
This Seamaster 176.007 Chronograph totally blew me away. Blue dial, tropic totalizer subdial, orange "airplane" hand minute counter, 24 hr day night indicator. And a quick date. Plus, it has the 1040 Lemania movement and it Omega's first automatic Chronograph. It's just freakin' awesome.
Why aren't more people collecting these?
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I couldn't resist this one
I\'ve been really getting into vintage Omega lately. The Omega sport watches from the 60s/70s are so cool and the ability to get an Extract from the Archives confirming date of production and where the watch was delivered is a huge plus. This Seamaster 17...
I'm haunted by this watch ...
Had one for few hours and the seller had a "seller remorse". Saw one few weeks back but the dial was corroded. One day, it will sow up. Cheers, Nilo
And a photo in the bright sun
Blue dial against the sub dial that's gone tropic really pops. ...
