14k backs 1980

Were 14k backs and option on 1980 seamaster Deville
Do not see listings. Any info. I like watches with a story. He fought in WW2, built the European marketing arm of a billion dollar company and after decades at Becton-Dickinson got this watch up his retirement. Looks like he died a decade ago at 93. But his watch and memory live on. Any info for a newbie.

The caseback on this 1966 retirement Geneve wasn`t standard issue either. I guess they have generic 18k casebacks for this purpose.
Sorry for the shitty pics.

When I was un-ceremoniously fired from the Board of a Public company (after a hostile takeover) I felt badly that I was not given something for my years of service. Bought myself a watch. Had the last laugh as Rolex has gone up in value much more then their stock. And, I suppose the tradition of the company "man" is fading (the last suit you will ever wear), but would like to hear more if others have one of these "retirement" watches. A timeless bond between people and a brand that exemplified excellence in life. If our vintage watches could talk, sometimes they can. RIP John Hannan. We will take it from here.

Excellent. Thank you!