amanico
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Omega Seamaster 300 Ref 165 024. Gone but not forgotten.
I used to own this one for several years, and it was one of my very favorite vintage Omega.
The Lyre lugs case is something. The dial adds a lot of charm, and the whole watch has a great presence and allure.
Now, the 165 024 also came with this dial. Forget the circled T, it is a military version, just focus on the rest of the dial.
Big triangle at 12, different hands, a bit more powerful.
Big triangle at 12, different hands, a bit more powerful.
As the first one " disappeared " from my collection, I wonder with which one I will replace it. Ok, a military 165 024 would be the top. But a " civilian " one would be nice enough.
The project? Getting at least 3 different Seamaster " diving " cases: CK 2913, Seamaster 300 165 024, and Seamaster 600 Ploprof 166 077.
What? A Seamaster 120 Deep Blue Ref 166 073, too??? Tsss, you are too greedy! 
Best,
Nicolas
Omega Seamaster 300 Ref 165 024. Gone but not forgotten.
I used to own this one for several years, and it was one of my very favorite vintage Omega. The Lyre lugs case is something. The dial adds a lot of charm, and the whole watch has a great presence and allure. Now, the 165 024 also came with this dial. Forg...
Beautiful pic
Of a great watch. The beastly sturdier brother to the 2913. Even more special with the Big Triangle. I wish you success in your hunt..
Here, if we only had 12 at 12 o clock it would look weird.
3 / 6 / 9 / 12 would be better. But for that, you have to go for a CK 2913.
It is easy to understand the bitter feeling you have when looking at this beauty...
We can only wish you to be quite lucky for finding a wonderful one that will meet all your expectations. For this kind of hunt, not only some money is required but also for sure a lot of patience and a bit of luck... For the patience I know you have plent...