Totally agree.
Generally, any vintage Seamaster with a chronometer movement post-1952 is going to be less common than the Constellation. And the models above are quite uncommon compared with other chronometer Seamasters, making them a favourite amongst Omega collectors.
As Mike said, these pieces are lovely to wear. Another chunkier, but more controversial model because of its design, Seamaster chronometer of the time is the 168.050, and if you see an all-original and sharp example don't wait around too long because you'll be trampled under the feet of others eager to acquire it.
Mike mentioned the Golden Seamaster 168.023. Here's what I believe is the most uncommon version of this uncommon model. Its a great watch to wear.
Cheers
Desmond
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