Seamaster 1950's - any info please

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Azveld

·Aug 8, 2021

felsby

Other members of this forum will know more than I do, but Simon Freese would be a safe watchmaker to ask.

I also recommend!

Please do not have the dial touched up or the watch polished! it would take away all its patina, its experience, everything that makes its charm and attaches it to your father

 

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LindaD

·Oct 21, 2021

Hi,
Just to update you, the watch has now been serviced by Simon Freese who kindly took some photos for me revealing the model, serial number etc, see attached.

Very happy that the watch is now working and looking much more respectable!

Linda

 

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Cjtamu

·Oct 21, 2021

Wow, that’s wonderful. So nice to see it up and running but still with all the experience connecting it to the past. Congratulations!

 

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wilderbeast

·Oct 21, 2021

Fabulous story and great outcome. That crème brûlée patina makes it uniquely yours and wears its sentimental value proudly. Really enjoyed reading this!

 

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Shabbaz

·Oct 21, 2021

Wristshot in daylight? Nice watch!

 

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Azveld

·Oct 21, 2021

really attractive !
it's nice to see a family memory wake up

 

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kev1976t

·Oct 21, 2021

That looks so nice, and ready to be worn with pride !!
Lovely watch

 

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Hetcins1

·Oct 21, 2021

I don't normally like omega watches with a lot of dial discourloration but this one looks really stunning when serviced and cleaned. Very nice.
Ern.

 

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Danwales

·Oct 21, 2021

I love this too. How the dial has aged but the stainless steel looks in great nick.

 

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Dr No

·Oct 22, 2021

I love stories with happy endings!

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