Respectable Members


On the 70's Seamaster diver 120m, model reference 166.073, I observed the following.

On the outside of the case-back,
AA) just the Seamonster and 'Seamaster' + Omega logo (just like many of the non-diver watches)
BB) Seamonster and 'Seamaster' + Omega logo, as well as, 'Certified High Pressure Waterproof'

On the dial,
CC) many come with 'Seamaster 120'
DD) just 'Seamaster' and without the '120'

Are there reasons for this?

Thank-you.
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I can't tell you about the caseback, but the 120 could be on the dial or not and I don't know if there was any rhyme or reason to it. I've seen the same thing on the Seamaster 60 dive series from the 60's too.

 

Respectable Member dsio


Thanks for the response.

The bracelet looks good but with a NATO, it will look even better, I reckon.

Thank-you.

 

Respectable Member ulackfocus


Thanks for your response.

It is rather strange and maybe, only Omega Switzerland can give us the answer to these questions.

Thank-you.