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Re: seamaster 30
In Response To: seamaster 30 ()

: I was handed down a Seamaster 30 (written on
: face) and want to know more about it.
: On the rear of the braclet are the numbers 12.

The number on the bracelet is irrelevant. Watches are never indentified by numbers on a consumer removable piece like a bracelet.

It would help if you could post a photo of it. For precise identification, you can have a jeweler open it and record the serial, movement, and case numbers. With these, Omega can exactly identify your watch -- down to the specific date it was made and country it was shipped to.

Otherwise, it is hard to identify which of the hundreds of different Seamaster watches Omega has made over the past several decades from such limited information.
Even among those labeled 'Seamaster 30' there are probably a dozen or more model variations.

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