It is indeed. Forgot to mention, the Seamaster logo (etching?) is on the back, though almost worn away. I bought this in Norway when I was back there in January. I opened it up just to check, and the gasket came out as black powder, obviously hasn't been opened for ages. Also wondering about the dial, have only seen one more with the same dial, that one was for sale with dealer in Denmark. Could it be some Scandinavian\Nordic only model, kind of like the Omega Suveran? Hence the trippel 0's? It does in my opinion look genuine? My trusted watchmaker here in Bangkok says the crystal most likely has been replaced (No logo in the centre), but the dial looks clean and untouched. Maybe dial was replaced due to damage at the same time?
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