The ref. is TR 386.0885 and the Omega database calls it a Seamaster Titane. However, it's commonly referred to as a Polaris Multifunction XL. Some people regard it as a precursor to the X-33 line.
Didn't know about the X-33 precursor theory!
Interestingly it's the same 1665 (and yes the X-33 uses the 1666) movement as the tiny 32mm Polaris or the more appealing Seamaster SM120. I've been tempted a few times but couldn't get past the large "spacer" ring around the dial ;-)
The ref. is TR 386.0885 and the Omega database calls it a Seamaster Titane. However, it's commonly referred to as a Polaris Multifunction XL. Some people regard it as a precursor to the X-33 line.
Some clarification required. 3860885 is the case number, and the first 2 letters in front determine the case material. I can't tell what material the OP's watch is for sure, but it looks like yellow gold and titanium, and in that case it would be TB 3860885. TR 3860885 is for pink gold and titanium.
But the case number is not the reference number for the watch. TB 3860885 can be for either a ref. 58405000, or a ref. 58445000. The difference is in the bracelet, and since the OP's bracelet is all Ti instead of Ti and gold, if the gold in the case is yellow the watch reference is 58845000.
Cheers, Al
Some clarification required. 3860885 is the case number, and the first 2 letters in front determine the case material. I can't tell what material the OP's watch is for sure, but it looks like yellow gold and titanium, and in that case it would be TB 3860885. TR 3860885 is for pink gold and titanium.
But the case number is not the reference number for the watch. TB 3860885 can be for either a ref. 58405000, or a ref. 58445000. The difference is in the bracelet, and since the OP's bracelet is all Ti instead of Ti and gold, if the gold in the case is yellow the watch reference is 58845000.
Cheers, Al
