
mustbeinsane shares his Omega Seamaster De Ville with the revered Caliber 321, sparking a discussion about the watch's aesthetic versatility and historical significance. His decision to pair it with a bracelet, along with acquiring an alternative tachymeter dial, highlights a collector's approach to personalization and preservation.









On being the proud owner of one of the most undervalued of vintage omegas. I think the cal. 321 seamaster chronographs are every bit as nice as the same era rolex daytonas at a fraction of their price. My latest purchase is very similar to yours. Mike Omega De Ville Chronograph Cal. 321
Thanks Mike,nice watch you have there and hopefully our lovely members will come along shortly and add to this thread - with lots of pics please ! - The country might be going to the dogs,but they can't take away our watches !!!! Alex
my cal 321... in a speedy though cheers raph
i have only 2 321 cal chrono's, but they are very special to me. the first is the seamaster version of the deville above, all original except glass. not sure if it came with a bracelet, but i like the vintage scuffed leather strap. First pics after service and clean up(34 years in a drawer). this one from before the clean up. the bracelet on it is a broken kreisler Accutron item which has been binned. the second is my trusty speedy 105.003. this originally came on the brown leather strap that wa
HI Guys First generation Seamaster Chronograph.... and a later one ( which I sold off years ago...)... Good Hunting Bill Sohne
Hi guys,just let me say a big thanks you for your posts and some lovely 321's - I concur with a fellow member,that this is one of the most under-rated watches produced by Omega - given the cost of producing this movement and quality of workmanship and engineering,if this watch was produced today,this watch would likely set you back around £3000 - £5000 I guess.It is the clean lines,well designed dial and uncluttered design,that make this a winner - keep them posts coming ! Alex
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