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What's this Omega watch?
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ConElPueblo
·Hi mate.
This appears to be a Semaster 120 from the nineties, a sort of dressier predesessor to the "Bond" Seamaster 300s.
This appears to be a Semaster 120 from the nineties, a sort of dressier predesessor to the "Bond" Seamaster 300s.
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Donn Chambers
·Hi mate.
This appears to be a Semaster 120 from the nineties, a sort of dressier predesessor to the "Bond" Seamaster 300s.
looks like a nice one, in good condition. Probably 18k gold and steel. Definitely worth getting serviced and wearing! But if you want to seek, just look on EBay for recent sales of Seamaster 120 and see if any gold/steel models have sold recently.
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Grishization
·Thanks a lot for quick answers!
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hronists
·привет!
Seamaster 120. Lovely watch, slim, with good movement. I considered steel one for my daughter while ago but couldn't find one in good condition.
Seamaster 120. Lovely watch, slim, with good movement. I considered steel one for my daughter while ago but couldn't find one in good condition.
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rob#1
·An interesting looking watch. Were these the first Seamasters with skeleton hands?
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Donn Chambers
·An interesting looking watch. Were these the first Seamasters with skeleton hands?
no. These came out after the Bond Seamaster, which introduced the hands. These were a dressier, thinner version of the Bond Seamaster without a rotating bezel. Basically, it was a precursor to the Aqua Terra line.
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philips
·Very cool piece, I like it. I think this is would be referred to as neo-vintage.
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