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The boy done good :-)

In Response To: Re: It looks OK ()

Hi Cam,

I think it's a great watch.

I have done a quick check with the numbers you've provided. I'm afraid I can't find any further Info.

That doesn't mean anything is wrong, it means I need more information sources :-).

It also appears to be one of the few seamasters NOT listed in the excellent Japanese Seamaster book. ( more Info in my "competition post" coming soon ! )

I would wear the wacth & enjoy it.

Here's a Seamaster in a similar case that I own. ( I told you I liked yours ! ) It's noth the same, but pretty close from case shape. You can tell your wife that I paid at least 10 times what you paid ( & it came without a strap/bracelet ! ) .... but please don't tell my wife !

I have yet to find this watch in any Omega literature ( 'cept a military watch book & the Japanese Seamaster book ). If anyone knows of any literature, I'd be very interested in seeing it.

Steve

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Fake 1970's square Seamaster? *LINK*

It looks OK *PIC*

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The boy done good :-)

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