Hello; I have seen the 321 Seamasters listed as 105.004 and 105.005. I've also seen 105.005-55? What is the difference, and are there any more reference numbers for Seamasters carrying a 321? Thank you.
www.omegawatches.com/planet-omega/heritage/vintage/ then filter by .... caliber 321 Or buy "A Journey through time".. if you still find one
321 Chrono Seamasters actually preceed 321 Speedmasters. My Seamaster Reference 2886 Twins. Circa 1956. One year before the Speedmaster 2915. 8 digits apart. I really like the different dial patination. Movement number(s) 15148xxxx.
@uwsearch If you do what you suggest, most of the references quoted below do not show up? @Davidt3449 what is your source for those reference numbers? I've looked on the omega site quoted above and most of them do not come up when filtering for the 321 movement. I'm keen to determine a definitive list of reference numbers for calibre 321 Seamasters.
It's ina table I put together. Far from exhaustive but those are some of the references that interest me. It doesnt include the later 321's with cushion case.
Thanks for that. I'll check on again on a PC as on my phone it looks different - I could have been doing it wrong :s
There are a few more in "A journey through time" pp 541-544 : OT2466 CK/KO2907 -> CK/KO14360 OT2885 CK2947->14364 ST14904 -> ST105.001 ST105.006 -> ST145.006 BA101.010 -> BA141.010