Unknown Seamaster version

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Manuel111

·Apr 19, 2020

Thank you for approving my membership. I recently decided to go through my late father's things and found his old Omega Seamaster. It still works fine and I was wondering if it's worth restoring more than selling. I did some research and although I found similar ones between 1962-1966 I could not find anything exactly like it. The only marking I can see is on the inside of the bracelet which says 7912. Can anyone help with identifying it? Thank you very much in advance!

 

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mac_omega

·Apr 19, 2020

It is a nice old diver´s watch but unfortunately with the wrong ( most likely reprinted) dial.

 

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bags1971

·Apr 19, 2020

very nice shame about the dial

 

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Davidt

·Apr 19, 2020

It's the same model/reference as you vintage Seamaster 300's you've been seeing, but with a repainted dial.

It's definitely worth restoring as these are collectible watches.

However, if you're planning on selling it, you'd be better selling it as is.

 

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Manuel111

·Apr 19, 2020

Thank you all very much for your feedback and assistance! That's why I couldn't find the exact same one..

 

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Radiumpassion

·Apr 19, 2020

Cool watch! I wonder how it ended up with that dial😀

 

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Dan S

·Apr 19, 2020

It's a collectible watch, and there may be someone out there with a better dial. The bracelet is also desirable. What number is on the back of the end-links?

 

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sonicosa

·Apr 19, 2020

Dan S

It's a collectible watch, and there may be someone out there with a better dial. The bracelet is also desirable. What number is on the back of the end-links?

Is it missing one end link?

 

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STANDY

·Apr 19, 2020·schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector

Dan S

What number is on the back of the end-link

FIFY

 

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Dan S

·Apr 19, 2020

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FIFY

I was assuming the second end-link had just fallen through between the lugs, but I guess you're right. Unfortunate.

 

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TraderSantiago

·Apr 19, 2020

If it's got sentimental value, you could keep it regardless. If not, you could look at sourcing a replacement dial off eBay (there's a slightly pricey one up now) /Chrono24?