Black dials on Seamasters from the 1950s are rare, and even more so when they’re all original.
This ref. 2846 keeps all its character intact: gold markers and dauphine hands against the deep gloss of the dial, a perfect combination that catches the eye right away.
Inside runs the automatic caliber 501, one of Omega’s most reliable movements from the period.
The case is in excellent condition, with the Seamaster and Waterproof engravings still sharp on the case back.
It has been paired with a new old stock vintage calf leather bracelet, very soft on the wrist, plus a generic steel buckle.
The watch comes with a timegrapher report showing amplitude, rate, and beat error, proof of its mechanical health, plus a one-year warranty on the movement.
A classic Omega from the time when design was simple, proportioned, and made to last.
Black dials on Seamasters from the 1950s are rare, and even more so when they’re all original.
This ref. 2846 keeps all its character intact: gold markers and dauphine hands against the deep gloss of the dial, a perfect combination that catches the eye right away.
Inside runs the automatic caliber 501, one of Omega’s most reliable movements from the period.
The case is in excellent condition, with the Seamaster and Waterproof engravings still sharp on the case back.
It has been paired with a new old stock vintage calf leather bracelet, very soft on the wrist, plus a generic steel buckle.
The watch comes with a timegrapher report showing amplitude, rate, and beat error, proof of its mechanical health, plus a one-year warranty on the movement.
A classic Omega from the time when design was simple, proportioned, and made to last.
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