Omega

Fishing in the 'bay can be treacherous, as it is teeming with sharks. Many of whom hang out on this forum. But this one fit my two primary criteria for buying:
1) I don't own one
2) The price seemed right.

There are not a lot  that I would consider undervalued in the vintage Omega world these days, but I just don't see how these can be worth substantially less than a similar Connie, and only minimally more that a non-chronometer version of the same model.

The case is nice and crisp. The dial has a pleasing even patina.

And the movement is excellent.

For now at least, it is a keeper

. . . why Seamaster Chronometers seem to have less traction than comparable Constellations.  Identical movements, screwed backs, yet by and large, undervalued.