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Now ONLY $2,325 shipped and insured within the continental U.S. and at cost elsewhere. *Or, local Southern California transaction.
ORIGINAL Omega Seamaster 300, circa 1960,s in VERY GOOD condition (NOT a WATCHCO version). The dial was replaced with a new and authentic Omega Seamaster 300 dial, as the luminescent material on the original dial and hands was substantially faded/flaking off. However, I am including the original dial, hands and crystal, as the original crystal (which had crazing from age) was also replaced w/a genuine Omega crystal (with proper Omega insignia marking).
This watch includes the original-to-this-watch 1039 bracelet and 516 end-links in TZ "good" - "very good" condition. The bracelet has some spacing (one gap at either end, possibly missing two links but big enough for a 7 3/4 - 8" wrist). The bracelet surface/finish is actually in very good shape. The end-links have some bending at the bottom, but in good and very useable shape with a good apperance at the surface area that meets the case lugs. It's actually a very comfortable bracelet to wear.
This watch has NO major dings/gouges; the case really is in fantastic shape for a watch this old. The outer bezel is ORIGINAL to the watch as well -It has only a slight fade or maybe peel (?) at the arrow at the 12 position. It still clicks into place as it should. *ALSO, this watch keeps spot-on time, it is VERY accurate, really running great.
The watch also has the original crown mechanism quick-set date, and original screw-down crown, and comes with a certificate of appraisal & authenticy indicating that it has been fully serviced, water-resistant (pressure sealed/tested to 200 ft.).
It will come a new nato strap as well. *I have many TZ references. THANKS!
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