Dear all,

Good afternoon. I kindly ask your opinion on this Seamaster 120, an old model I am watching and looking for:

http://www.ebay.it/itm/Omega-Seamaster-120-m-/121127319170?pt=Orologi_da_Polso&hash=item1c33c03682Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

I think I'd better to ask further pictures to the seller, but he states that all the parts are original.
May I ask your help, please?

Marco

 

I am only qualified to comment on aesthetics, but it looks damn fine to me!

 

Thanks indeed Shaun. I just wrote him asking for further pics and I am trying to understand which model is this.. Maybe 31 mm would be too little for my frist. Just to say, I wear a 42 mm Speedmaster Professional and I'm quite used to watches of such dimensions.

 

Looks nice, but I think the 31mm version is the lady's version.

http://catalog.antiquorum.com/catalog.html?action=load&lotid=334&auctionid=235

Isn't there a 37-38 mm version for men?

31 mm is small... like 1930's small. Maybe for a boy?

 

hmmm, I had no idea they were that small, I wonder if he is measuring the dial only?

 

just seen mmmd's post and he is more likely to be right than me

 

Well, this guy seems to have thought it was a men's model.

http://www.seamasterplanetocean.org/omega-seamaster-120

 

Thanks indeed - in effect this would be quite too little for my wrist. I think I should continue looking for the larger version.

 

Quite a deliberate sales tactic if you ask me, reasonably low BIN to entice the unwary bargain hunter into buying what will turn into a surprise present for wife/girlfriend/child. This is definitely the ladies version, I've never seen it described in any Omega literature as unisex.

 

Here is how a full size, 37-mm version stacks up next to a typical 50s/60s Seamaster.

They're not large watches and the 31-mm is indeed a woman's watch.

 

Thanks indeed for your kind suggestion - it's a no-go, for me. Thank you!