Thank you, Ash, for the pointer to the fun thread! The end of that thread, though, indicates that not all SMPP have long hands. And at least one thing of your watch is not original. To be sure, this in no way detracts from the fact that your watch is a rare and amazingly beautiful example.

The reason I stumbled on this thread was my searching for the seemingly elusive or non-existent ref. 2627 with cal. 355 COSC. Does a chronometered cal. 355 really exist?

 

Excellent review and stunning watch! Thank you.

 

nice love it.

 

very nice and unusual Seamaster in fabulous condition thanks for sharing

 

Could someone identify who the author or source is for the url posted above: http://users.tpg.com.au/mondodec//Omega_Constellation_Gene_Pool.pdf Thank you.

 

Thank you that is the info I needed.

 

Absolutely stunning watch
My dad was gifted the Seamaster Pie-pan (pictured in this thread https://omegaforums.net/threads/inherited-watches.95308/#post-1238524) back in the 70's by a Mexican official. I never saw him wear it so I am thinking it sat in a safe for 40+ years, with the occasional outing to woo and awe me .

 

Beautiful watch. Thanks for posting!