Nicer than assumed and (hopefully) ever ! great catch, huge congrats and wear in good health

 

Well the Omega vintage database says that it's radium. As for going black, it could also be moisture intrusion. The Navitimers I have had or held have lume that go black like that from moisture. Good thing it looks like the moisture damage was limited to the dial. I should not push my luck, better send it to the watchmaker ASAP for the works

 

Congrats!

 

Well done

Terrific example

 

Very nice, I don't recall seeing leaf hands on the sub-dials for these early Seamasters. At the risk of being rude, ballpark on the value/cost?

 

Wow. Aces. I think you’ve found a really (really) nice example! What a lineup!

 

One sold at auction in 2011 for $1875.
https://www.christies.com/lotfinder...onograph-wristwatch-with-5517784-details.aspx

Better condition at auction so this is less right? Lol

Although... the auction one feels like a service dial.

Amazing how these have appreciated.

 

I was so close to pulling the trigger on this one.

 

Very Nice Seamaster 321