Grey… Metallic? Dial Seamaster 600. Anyone knows the reference?

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Hi guys, I just saw a post on omega enthusiast's Instagram showing a grey dial seamaster 600. The dial seems to play with light and exhibits dark grey or black at certain angle. It isn't something I see regularly, so I am curious… Does anyone know anything about this reference?

 
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Standard 600 case ref - 135.011 or similar with uncommon grey dial.

I missed out on one a year or so ago. They do occasionally come up. Beware as there is also a 31/32mm version.
 
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Sometimes called a "shantung" dial.
I just got one myself, at the watchmaker for getting original hands and crown, and a new crystal.
 
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wow! that's really cool guys! I learnt something new today, thanks!
 
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If it's anything omega Enthusiast is a great guy. Legit and does his own servicing. Prices are high but it's quality
 
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If it's anything omega Enthusiast is a great guy. Legit and does his own servicing. Prices are high but it's quality
Totally agree, he was super friendly and communicative over instagram and email. I almost pull the trigger a while back, but someone grabbed the piece I was eyeing on before me.
 
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There's a bit polished (and serviced) Seamaster 30 for sale at a local marketplace. Ref. 135.007:

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https://kellotori.fi/omegan-seamaster-30-canvas-dial
 
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uhhh not that cheap 😉

A third of the prize would be more realistic in my opinion
 
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Charming dial but watch looks quite expensive to me...
 
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I almost went and bought it myself from Omega Enthusiast.

I've seen posters here say his pricing is expensive, so I'm wondering if there are any alternatives I'm missing? I'm a budding watch enthusiast and have yet to see anyone that can value proposition...

- Freshly serviced (according to this forum carefully done) & with very clean looking watches
- Authentic life-time warranty provided you service with him
- $100USD service which sounds pretty reasonable.

From what I understand so far, getting something for$300-$600 USD is hit or miss and I'll still have to service it.
 
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I almost went and bought it myself from Omega Enthusiast.

I've seen posters here say his pricing is expensive, so I'm wondering if there are any alternatives I'm missing? I'm a budding watch enthusiast and have yet to see anyone that can value proposition...

- Freshly serviced (according to this forum carefully done) & with very clean looking watches
- Authentic life-time warranty provided you service with him
- $100USD service which sounds pretty reasonable.

From what I understand so far, getting something for$300-$600 USD is hit or miss and I'll still have to service it.
Tim Mackrain from OmegaAddict would be a good bet, do read the description though, sometimes a dial could be a restored dial, that information would be stated in the text.
 
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of course, buying from forum members is always a good option, but likely there won't be a life time warranty
 
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I messaged Omega Enthusiast about this piece and the price he quoted me was bordering on absurd. He seems like a great guy though and in his defense, it's a dial I've never seen before.
 
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I messaged Omega Enthusiast about this piece and the price he quoted me was bordering on absurd. He seems like a great guy though and in his defense, it's a dial I've never seen before.

What was the price?