A Doxa Sub 300T inspired Seamaster 120 166.0251 / 366.0858

Here is the Seamaster 120m "Baby PloProf II" in both black dial diver and silver dress versions:



Here is what showed up yeaterday on ebay and chono24: "100% original"...

should I buy it to have the complete set ???


http://www.chrono24.com/omega/seamaster-rare-1970s-swiss-made-stainless-st-mens-39mm-diver-watch-lv51--id6479574.htm?goal_searchtask_mail=1&utm_source=C24SM&utm_medium=EMail&utm_content=SearchResults&utm_campaign=SavedSearch&utm_term=AdImageLink

http://www.ebay.com/itm/253005898964

buy it you know you want to 😀

@uwsearch Bracelet looks thin and as though it doesn't line up to the head. I can't work out that dial, I've never seen it in orange but the font and markers look good for the dressy version. Do you have the other two?

Yes, I have the other 2, and that orange does not look ok to me.
Never seen such hands...
Unique dial, but a close look would say that it's a redial, on the picture "swiss made" looks wrong.

So, I won't buy it unless it's written on the extract of archives that the watch was produced with an unique orange dial...

"Since this is a pre-owned timepiece we are not aware of its entire service history or whether some parts have been replaced or modified since the time of their original purchase."

The bracelet looks different from the two at the top. I’m gonna call this put together from scrap parts.

Hi all.

New to the forum so thanks to letting me in.

I recently had my 18th birthday present (yeah shows my age!) that had stopped working some years ago, serviced. Didn't know much about the model except I had never seen another one in the "dress" version so searched and found this thread. Amazed to hear they were rarer than I thought and pleased that it is now working again and can be worn. I will get my watchmaker to take off the back again and identify the exact model (is there a database of serial numbers somewhere or do I go to Omega directly?) but it was purchased new in 1981 so could be either version depending how long it was in stock. A couple of superficial scratches to the face but otherwise VGC. Are they worth more than the standard version because of the rarity value? I remember it cost £211 when bought in 1981 so it would appear to have appreciated in value quite a bit!

Here's the full length shot