GuiRo
·Hello omega experts,
I was doing some research on my vintage Omega Seamaster 166.010 and discovered that according to Omega, this case reference (166.010) is from 1962 and the 562 caliber in it (serial 22736339) would be from 1965.
I read that the difference between the year of the case and the year of the movement should be 1 or 2 years maximum. Does this mean that this movement was replaced at some point?
I'm sending a picture of the watch now (crown, crystal and bracelet properly replaced), the movement prior to maintenance and post maintenance.
Thank you,
Guiro
I was doing some research on my vintage Omega Seamaster 166.010 and discovered that according to Omega, this case reference (166.010) is from 1962 and the 562 caliber in it (serial 22736339) would be from 1965.
I read that the difference between the year of the case and the year of the movement should be 1 or 2 years maximum. Does this mean that this movement was replaced at some point?
I'm sending a picture of the watch now (crown, crystal and bracelet properly replaced), the movement prior to maintenance and post maintenance.
Thank you,
Guiro