Omega Seamaster Ref. 2759-7
Rarely do we encounter a piece that so beautifully showcases the allure of patina as this Omega Seamaster Ref. 2759-7 from 1968.
Patina ,that magical word that signals an object has withstood the test of time and carries a story within it. Take a look at this Seamaster: the dial began its life in bright silver, yet over the years it has transformed into a warm, rich bronze-gold tone. Every detail, every subtle change in color tells a chapter of its life ,a quiet witness to time, memories, and moments that have passed.
The 34 mm steel case, with a smooth, wide bezel and sharply tapering lugs, provides the perfect frame for this vibrant dial. The acrylic crystal catches the light in a soft, nostalgic way, while the delicate crosshair detail adds an extra touch of elegance. Inside, the automatic caliber 420 movement with 17 jewels and a seconds hand beats steadily, a mechanical heart that was fully serviced by Omega in 2022 , with service papers, of course.
Completing the look, the Seamaster is fitted with a suede strap that perfectly complements the warm tones of the patina. The result is a watch that not only tells time but celebrates the beauty of aging , an elegant statement of both character and refinement.
This Seamaster is a living reminder that beauty is not always found in newness , sometimes, it lies in the traces that time leaves behind.
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1968€ 2.750
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The Omega Seamaster was introduced in 1948 and is, as such, the longest continuously running line within Omega’s catalogue. While these early Seamasters might look like dress-watches by today’s standards, their unique selling point was the use of an O-ring gasket between the case and the screw-in caseback. This development, taken from Submarine innovation during WWII, provided the watches with waterproofing that is anything but dressy. A major upgrade over older lead and shellac alternatives.
In 1955, a Seamaster was taken to a record depth of 62,5 meters by diver Gordon McLean, off the coast of Australia. Note that this is still before it took on the archetypal form-factor of a dive watch in 1957, with Ref. CK2913. Since then, models with and without divetime bezels have co-existed within the Omega Seamaster collection.
1950’s And 1960’s non-divetime-bezel Seamasters offer amazing value within today’s vintage market. Despite their modest diameter, they tend to have great wrist presence due to sporty, beefy cases. Countless variations exist, from rare curtain-dial double-signed Seamasters to fancy lugs and cross-hair dials. Great finishing and quality movements ensure these are still awesome everyday watches today. Since they were produced in relatively large numbers, a good example does not break the bank like some technically and historically lesser watches do.
The vintage diving Seamasters, such as the Ref. CK2913, Milspec Seamaster 300 or the famous PloProf, have become highly sought-after and collectible.
It is impossible to write about the Omega Seamaster without mentioning James Bond. When Pierce Brosnan took on the role of British super spy in 1995’s Goldeneye, a tricked-out quartz Seamaster diver was on his wrist. Different Seamasters have featured in all Bond-franchise films since. There was even a sly dig at Omega’s biggest rivals in Casino Royale when a James Bond/Vesper Lynd conversation went: “Rolex?” “Omega.” “Beautiful!” Oh snap!
The Omega Seamaster collection has everything you could want from a watch. The history, the significance, the quality and the sheer variety. From simpler versions that present massive value, to highly collectible and extremely rare examples. A cool, understated look with an adventurous undertone. We love them!
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