Help identify vintage Seamaster

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Mitch S

·Jul 1, 2023

I would like to identify and repair a Seamaster that I have inherited from my uncle. Your help in estimating the year of production, valuation, and repair services is very much appreciated.

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Mitch

 

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Bruce235

·Jul 1, 2023

Take the case back off to find the reference #, serial number, then Google ebay for completed sales.

 

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Mitch S

·Jul 1, 2023

The case back is really tight, so I stopped trying to open it without the proper tools.

 

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Davidt

·Jul 1, 2023

Look like a 166.002 with incorrect crown and bracelet.

Any good watchmaker can service it. Search the forum for recommended watchmakers on your country.

Value is around £400 if the dial is good and it’s running. If there are any stains on the dial or it’s not running, value is reduced. Bracelet has additional value of a couple hundred assuming it’s a 1125

 

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Mitch S

·Jul 1, 2023

Thank you David,

The crown is marked with an omega symbol, but it has a matte finish, and does not match the bright finish of the face. I am surprised about the bracelet, and it has an unusual marking of “11o.12”. It has the appearance of an 1125 though. Do you recognize this marking?

thanks,

 

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Davidt

·Jul 1, 2023

The crown is a genuine Omega crown but is incorrect for this reference.
The circled 11 is simply a stamp seen on the clasp. Not all 1125 are actually marked ‘1125’.

 

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Spruce

·Jul 1, 2023·Sunburst dial fan

Davidt

Look like a 166.002 with incorrect crown and bracelet.

Any good watchmaker can service it. Search the forum for recommended watchmakers on your country.

Value is around £400 if the dial is good and it’s running. If there are any stains on the dial or it’s not running, value is reduced. Bracelet has additional value of a couple hundred assuming it’s a 1125

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