Hi, I need some help with this watch, I know it is a Omega Seamaster and it's from around the 1960's, but I would like to know more about it, thank you!

 

It's been "creatively" re-dialed.(non-original)
Bezel and case look authentic and original
Caseback has quite a bit of wear.
Bracelet is nice looking but not original to the watch
An Original Dial should look like this.

 

So, you think is a good idea to send the watch to Omega for a complete restoration?

 

Absolutely not. Way too expensive
What is your objective with this watch?
Selling it for the most money? Or something else?

 

I would like to keep this watch, it was a gift from my grandfather to my father and a few days ago my father gave it to me, so is special to me.

 

Ok, great.
So is it important that the dial is re-done?
If you don't care, then just find a competent
watchmaker to give it a complete overhaul if
that hasn't been done in the last 5 years.
Expect that to cost $175-$250 if the movement needs no parts
The dial that is original to this watch do come
up for sale frequently on ebay. Expect to pay about $600
for one in mediocre shape, but authentic and would fit the condition of yours.
One just sold on the 21st, here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ome...968353?hash=item1a0e0e4ea1:g:PuQAAOSw~OVWwNUjPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

If you post a separate thread asking for
a recommendation of a watchmaker and give
the area where you live I sure you will get some suggestions

 

Wow it's quiet expensive, I think i'll have to save money for a few months, I really want to give the watch a full restoration. Thank you so much, you've cleared all my doubts and question, appreciated.

 

Set an ebay search for yourself and put in the keywords:
Omega Seamaster (300,165.024) dial (select Worldwide)
Feel free to PM me here if you find one when you are ready
and I can authenticate it for you. Good Luck
You have a very nice remembrance of your father
and grandfather there in that watch.

 

Btw, the watch with a correct dial in it is worth
around $4000 give or take and rising

 

Alright, that's good to know, I'll search and see what I can find and I let you know, again thank you so much for the help pitpro!