Omega Seamaster 300m “Olympics for 1994” - No Olympic Rings on Dial? Anyone seen this before?

## Omega Seamaster 300m “Olympics for 1994” - No Olympic Rings on Dial? Anyone seen this before?

Hi everyone,

I recently acquired an Omega Seamaster 300m Quartz, reference 396.1062, with some rather unusual details.

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### 🔍 Details

- Caseback engraving:

• Dial:
• Deep blue (almost navy)
• No wave pattern
• No Olympic rings
• Movement: Quartz Cal. 1438
• Case size: 41mm

I've searched extensively online but couldn’t find another example of this combination - an Olympics engraved caseback without the Olympic rings on the dial.
Most 1994 Lillehammer editions have the rings printed above the center pinion.

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### 📷 Photos

Front Dial (no wave, no rings):


Caseback (Olympics engraving):


Side / Lugs:


Additional dial angle:


Bracelet / Clasp:


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### ❓ My questions

• Has anyone owned or seen the exact same watch?
• Could this be an early production batch before Omega added the rings, or perhaps a dial replacement done later?
• If anyone has requested an Extract of the Archives for a similar watch, did it mention the dial details?

Any insight, catalog scans, or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much for your help 😊

From what I remember it only existed in white dial, i guess the previous owner switched it for a blue one, those white dial ''limited'' edition might be a little hard to find.

Thanks everyone for your replies!
I checked with Omega’s official service center - they confirmed it is an Olympic commemorative model and that it originally came with a white dial. The dial on my watch was apparently replaced later by a third-party shop.

They said I could go back to the original white dial with the Olympic logo, but I’ve decided to swap it for a blue dial instead. I’m also replacing the entire movement. The total cost will be around 1,450,000 KRW.

Appreciate all the interest - I’ll get it fixed up and enjoy wearing it again!