Let me start with this one - "flightmaster-case" - Ref. 166.090
Regards Horst

 

Mine's a baby Seamaster, but it does go to 600 something

Just waiting on a case clean-up and a new crystal.

 

And her's his big brother

 

Please explain the prawns!

 

One of my first 1962 Seamaster .., caliber 552 .... 24 Jewels

This is on sale

 

Well we were out prawn netting late one night and on the last drag we just dumped the net into the boiler to cook and when we pulled them out this was on top.

Or maybe it was when I was shelling a cuppla kilos of Crystal Bay beauties for 'Strayaday.

Take whichever account suits you

 

I think I will take the first account....
Where do you go prawning? Perhaps I can find a grand luxe?

 

Here's a few from the 60's - the first recently sold, the other two still hanging around.

1960:




1969:




1967:

 

Seamaster Calendar SS, black original dial, Ref.2849,Cal.503.

 

Not the oldest in the sock drawer but the longest resident - forty seven years !!!

 

Seamasters of the 60/70-ies era - that is a wide span - with this one far out at one end of the spectra:



These also belongs in the Seamaster family:

 

Here's a few from the first series of the Seamaster 300,

Some of my all time favourites!

Chris

2913-2 2913-7 14755 165.014

 

Thanks!

The Seamaster 300 1st series was one of the most arduous, yet enjoyable, journeys that I have taken through the vintage Omega universe.

I started with a later version 165.024, which is now long gone, and worked my way backwards!

Chris

 

From 1968, Ref. 166.032



From 1970

 

One of my favourites from 68

 

WOW! Great watches - keep on posting!