I received this 1952 Omega Seamaster from my grandfather as a birthday gift. I’m always one to know more about the history behind things I inherit, but finding information about this was nigh impossible due to no serial number or anything on the back. So I took it to a jeweler who revealed a pristine inside mechanism and information for me to follow. All I have so far is the year of production, but from the impeccable state of the mechanics inside and a sturdy appearance, I’m looking forward to passing this on in a few decades.
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I received this 1952 Omega Seamaster from my grandfather as a birthday gift. I’m always one to know more about the history behind things I inherit, but finding information about this was nigh impossible due to no serial number or anything on the back. So I took it to a jeweler who revealed a pristine inside mechanism and information for me to follow. All I have so far is the year of production, but from the impeccable state of the mechanics inside and a sturdy appearance, I’m looking forward to passing this on in a few decades.
Welcome to the vintage Seamaster club. Very cool heirloom!