Omega

WHY THIS WATCH

Released in 2003, the versatility of the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra makes it a strong candidate for a one watch collection. The one clocks in at 42mm, but due to the twisted lugs, and the thin profile of the Omega 2500 movement, it fits very comfortably on average wrists. This watch can be dressed up or down very easily, with the latter being achieved by way of a sporty strap. 

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch is approximately 42mm in diameter and 11mm in thickness. Case and bracelet are in excellent condition, around 90%. Comes with enough links to fit a 7.5 inch wrist. Comes with Omega Box and manuals only, no paperwork. Note, the pillow in the box is not the original pillow. 

Available for Pickup in our Showroom in Mclean, Virginia 

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WHY THIS WATCH

Something a little different for the Seamaster lover. For the "Great White" Omega added a GMT function, and removed the helium escape valve giving this watch a cleaner case profile. Hour hand moves independently for easy setting of date and GMT. 

THE LITTLE DETAILS

Watch case is in excellent condition with some light wear from normal use. Bezel has some scratches, and a chip at 12, see pics. Bracelet has enough links to fit a 7 inch wrist. 

WHY THIS WATCH

The last of the Pre-Moon models, the 145022-69-ST was conceived before the moon landing, and sold to the public shortly after December 1969. This model is the most affordable entry point into a Pre-Moon Speedmaster.

THE LITTLE DETAILS

THE LITTLE DETAILS

WHY THIS WATCH

The Omega Seamaster "Soccer Timer" is a very unique vintage piece with a really cool complication. The sub-counter at 3PM calculates the elapsed time for a soccer match (90 minutes). It's split into two colored halves, in order to indicate the time remaining in each 45-minute half.

Aside from the mechanics, this watch has some studding aesthetics. The orange seconds hand, and colorful subdial give the dial nice contrast. The movement is Omega's caliber 861, which is the same movement fitted in the Speedmaster ref. 145.022, that was released around same era this Soccer Timer was produced. 

THE LITTLE DETAILS

The serial number on the movement is 29m making this a 1969 watch, however the caseback shows 145.016-68. Our guess is that Omega probably just used some spare 1968 casebacks in 1969. The dial is in fantastic condition for its age, showing some minor wear particularly between 10 and 2. The case is clean, and has been polished in the past. Bracelet is in great shape, with moderate stretch. Movement is running strong and resetting to zero. No box or papers.