As many of you saw, I traded away my Rindt Autavia earlier this month and was able to reach a deal with one of this forum's great posters. A big reason that I was ready to pull the trigger on the trade, was because of this 2913-3 Seamaster. In terms of vintage Omega, I feel like these are still sleeping giants. Early 2913s almost never come up for sale, and the examples that are for sale typically have unattractive lume plots / dials. I've had this on the wrist for a couple weeks now, and love how different it feels from the straight lug Speedmasters (despite identical case dimensions).

Anyone else have some straight lugs that they want to share?

 

Dibs! Lovely! I'll take a Railmaster too if anyone wants to part with one.

Beautiful watch Rob!

 

Awesome find Rob. Especially these days. Aldo bezel?

 

Wow - absolutely stunning watch.

 

Yes, it's an Aldo bezel. Works for me.

 

Fantastic example! One on EWC for a crazy ask.
I love my Railmaster and 14755, congrats and enjoy!

 

Sexy

 

Impeccable taste, Rob, per usual. Congrats!!

 

Totally agree on how they wear...the 300 is so damn solid on the wrist.

Since you helped talk into both of my straight lugs, they say hello...

 

Three of my favourites too!

 

Thanks @ChicagoFrog, Im really enjoying the Rindt. The Seamaster is so difficult to photograph...yours looks so much better in person.
Here are his brothers...you got the pick of the liter

 

Awesome watch! My favorite reference and becoming pretty hard to track down. Here's mine

 

Amazing!

 

Patiently waiting on an Aldo bezel...only 4 weeks in.

 

4 months for me, fortunately not in a hurry...

 

Amazing watches! Only being early into my life and watch collecting career I wish to have one these someday #watchjealously.

 

Beauty. I also think these early Seamasters are currently undervalued. When people harp on about investments etc in vintage watches, these and Camaros are the two I always think have some way to go.

 

Hi Rob,

this is an amazing acquisition. Condition is great and such a pleasure on the wrist.

 

Your "etched bezel unique piece" is probably my favorite that I've seen on this forum (besides my own now). Your patina on all parts is perfect and the story of the prior owner etching the bezel is so cool.

And cheers to everyone else who has kicked in pictures of these beauties. Keep em coming!

 

All these pictures are also making me want to refurb my stretched 7912 bracelet so I can wear both the Speedy and SM3oo on it...