For sale is my Türler-signed 1956 Seamaster with a milk-tea patina. This was the second in my collection of Türler-signed Omegas, which unfortunately never progressed beyond two pieces, so I'm selling them both. The 34mm SS case looks pretty sharp to me. The watch wears handsomely with its thick lugs and looks dynamite on a rustic reptile strap. I'm not sure if your country's customs will hassle you over the pictured crocodile strap so I will replace it with a newish printed leather strap to send to the buyer. The watch is running just fine, but service history is unknown. I cannot say anything with regard to water resistance other than to counsel against taking the stamped WATERPROOF on the back of this 66-year-old watch at face value. With regular service and reasonable care, this watch has a lot of years left in it. I ask US$490 for this piece, plus shipping from Tokyo. No returns unless grossly misrepresented. Thank you to OF for the space. It has been a long time since I sold anything online, but you can judge my reputation as a buyer on OF here: https://omegaforums.net/threads/krogerfoot-is-a-wonderful-buyer.119478/ In addition, I have plenty of accolades from Japan's Yahoo! Auctions: https://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/show/rating?userID=grace_5330
I've noticed that too, though the Turler logo and Omega/Seamaster text are all aligned with one another. It's not the only Omega watch I've seen where the printed text is slightly to the left of the applied logo: https://omegaforums.net/threads/vintage-omega-seamaster-ref-2846.140659/