Comments:
OMEGA SEAMASTER 600
Silver dial silver indices with tritium lume plots
Mvmnt. cal 611 hand winding center second and calendar (date) display which is in the 21 million serial number range
Case ref.# 138.011 in stainless Steel
Lug width: 18MM
Circa: 1964
misc:
OMEGA Crystal part # - PZ5007L (date magnifier) @ 31.6 mm diameter, acrylic with metal tension ring.
Omega Rubber GASKET (case back) Ref.# 088.0010, Overall diameter Ø31.10mm, Thickness 0.60mm
Wow, the condition of this one is just sublime!
Small, simple and understated but executed just perfectly - my kind of watch!😎
Omega's cal 60x is arguably the most underrated movement family of all time . . .
. . . as the handful I've had direct experience with have all been superlative performers. Mine measured +/- 0 (yes, you read that right!) seconds per day when I got it many years ago. Here's a photo of a cal 602 . . .
. . . that might've been taken by Bill Sohne many years ago. If it's the same movement that's in my ref 137.001 . . .
. . . acquired from Bill about a dozen years ago, it's the very same movement that currently runs ~ +1 sec / day after its first and only service a few years ago.
Art
OMEGA 600 series of movements
was introduced in the 1960's, are the only movement that OMEGA made internally with no out sourced parts. They are so well made that any competent watch maker can calibrate them to perform to modern day chronometer standards