Omega Seamaster 135.011

Discover the timeless Omega Seamaster from 1966 — a refined vintage men’s watch that perfectly captures the elegance and craftsmanship of one of Omega’s most iconic collections.

Introduced in 1948, the Seamaster quickly became one of Omega’s flagship collections, combining durability with sophisticated design. By the 1960s, the Seamaster had earned a reputation as one of Switzerland’s finest everyday luxury watches, appreciated for its reliability, timeless styling and exceptional mechanical craftsmanship.

This particular Omega Seamaster from 1966 reflects the understated elegance of the era. Its clean dial layout, refined proportions and classic design create a versatile timepiece that transitions effortlessly from formal occasions to everyday wear. The balanced aesthetic and high-quality finishing make it a true representative of mid-century Swiss watchmaking.

Inside ticks the renowned Omega Calibre 601 handwound movement with 17 jewels. Considered one of Omega's most respected vintage movements, it is celebrated for its reliability, smooth operation and long-lasting performance.

With its gold plated case measuring approximately 34 mm excluding the crown, acrylic crystal and leather strap, this Seamaster wears comfortably while maintaining the refined proportions that have made vintage Omega watches so desirable among collectors.

More than just a functional timepiece, this Omega Seamaster represents a remarkable piece of Swiss horological history — a vintage watch for the enthusiast who values craftsmanship, heritage and timeless design.

Brand: Omega

Model: Seamaster

Reference number:

135.011

Gender: Men

Year: 1966

Movement: Omega Calibre 601 hand wound movement, 17 jewels

Case: Gold plated case, 34 mm excluding the crown

Dial: Original silver dial with gold coloured hands and applied hour markers

Crystal: Acrylic crystal

Strap: Leather strap

Condition: Good vintage condition, with signs of wear consistent with age

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