hi. Just bought what I believe to be an Omega Seamaster from the 60s. It doesn’t say seamaster on the dial but it does say it on the back case. Is this original or has it been made up out of two watches. Sorry real new to these watches just liked the look of it. Any info about it would be great

Thanks

 

Looks like a Seamaster De Ville ref. 136.020 some on had put a Geneve dial on imho

 

I think the omega Genève seamaster does exists but I dont know one with a unishell case...

 

I have had several Geneve Seamaster/Seamaster Geneve myself, but never with a unishell case.
To me it looks like @tdn-dk already has pointed out. Someone has put a Geneve dial into a Seamaster/Seamaster De Ville case.

 

Chap at jewellery shop who has been working with watches for over 50 years says he remembers working on my watch and says it is all 100% original and definitely not a different case or dial. It’s a bit of a mystery but thanks for your opinions

 

Nice looking watch.
Do you know the movement and serial number?

 

Thanks. No I don’t have that info. I wouldn’t even know how to find it but I would be very reluctant to open the watch as I am a complete novice. I just bought it because I loved the look. My other watch is a brand new Rolex Submariner so very very different

 

Have the chap at the jewellery shop, who knows this watch is a 100% correct, open it. That will put it all to rest. Make sure to get photos of the movement caliber number and inside the caseback.

 

Nah guess there are more important things in life. Like the watch so guess thats the main thing. Thanks for help though

 

Chaps who work at jewelry stores for over 50 years are usually misinformed.

 

Like I said. It’s not really that important

 

so why did you bother posting then?

 

Do you know what. I don’t know but thanks for being so friendly and helpful to someone new to your forum just looking for some help. Cheers pal

 

Lets recap...

you come here asking for advice:

Yet it appears you already had the info you wanted:

So you dismiss the friendly advice supplied by the experts...

and now we are not friendly?

Welcome to the Forum...great first post!

 

Is there any need of being unpolite?
I saw a few seamaster Genève before so it could be authentic.

 

I took a look in my collection and found my old geneve seamaster which I sold by the way. I only know these screwback cases. Again, I never saw a unishell...

 

it's sometimes writen Seamaster Genève on the dial