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Omega Seamaster without text, what are your opinion?
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watchyouwant
·Rather someone cleaned the dial and removed all printing.
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kaplan
·I guess it's best to just not reprint anything as this watch looks good, the crown on the other hand ... 🙁
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dmtowl
·Rather someone cleaned the dial and removed all printing.
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gbesq
·To my knowledge there are vintage Seamasters without the “Seamaster” text that are authentic. I believe that my 1962 reference 14389, photo below, is one of them. That being said, I’ve never seen one with NO text that wasn’t a redial.
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Vicsjo
·Agreed. I would suggest to keep looking if you are interested in acquiring a vintage Omega. Fully original examples bring so much more joy which will last on forever, while this may look quite clean it is a far cry from what left the factory.
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MtV
·There are Seamasters without the model name on the dial, 1948-1949 2576 and 2577s for example. The Seamaster writing was then introduced on then ~1950. This isn’t the reason why this example is free of any text (also the Swiss Made), as @watchyouwant pointed out.
