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Omega Seamaster 300 ST 165 024 from 1966.
One which remains high on my list...
Soul, character, charm.. It has everything to please.
Best,
Nicolas
Available on the marketplace
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Omega Seamaster 300 ST 165 024 from 1966.
One which remains high on my list... Soul, character, charm.. It has everything to please. Best, Nicolas ...
Beautiful watch. Years ago I had the Omega below (not mine in the picture) and I loved that watch. It was so nice and slim yet sturdy and reliable. But while I lived in Ecuador…
…someone came to fix an air conditioner at the house and stole it. I had switched the divers clasp for a smooth dress clasp for the same bracelet and loved it. Just my type of watch: simple, not at all bulky, and sturdy for fishing and hunting. ...
Exceptional watch in exceptional condition!
My one from the same year with a blue tinged bezel ...
I just missed buying this
only two months ago. I contemplated 3 days and poof, it was gone.
I’m assuming they are all
plexi crystals from this era…do you know when the industry switched to sapphire?
There are several images of practically every Omega in my files . . .
. . . but only one of a ref 165.024. This one belongs to a So Cal collector who specializes in Dornblüths. Gosh, I missed the boat in a big way, didn't I? These Seamasters are out of reach now. Best, Art ...