Help identifying my vintage Seamaster

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Hi there - I was hoping to get some input on this Omega Seamaster Automatic. It has 14k Gold Filled stamped on the back, and appears to be a retirement gift from 1971.

I would like to know any details in case I need it fixed - in particular I would like to know if the crown is original given it hasn’t got the Omega symbol.

Are parts easy to source? Was the original band link or leather?

Thanks for your expertise and help!

 
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Late 60’s. Caliber 565? Given by a cheap company that couldn’t even make it real gold. Eatons gave gold Rolex’s for 25 years

Should add. Crown not original, and a couple of lugs look damaged. Unless really cheap. I would pass
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The reference number of the watch will probably be inside the case-back and the caliber and serial numbers will be engraved on the movement. Remove the case-back (or have it done by an expert) and post photos, or use that information for your research.

The crown is not original. Parts may or may not be easy to find, depending on what you are looking for. You didn't provide an introduction or any context about this watch, but if you're thinking about buying it, don't. And if you already own it, unless it has significant sentimental value to you, I wouldn't advise spending any money on it.