Rare Omega Seamaster " Deep Blue " 166. 073 Automatic Vintage 120 Diver
Item History & Price
Rare Omega Seamaster 120 "Deep Blue" Original 166.073 Automatic Vintage DiverBasic Info Listing numberB0QE43BrandOmegaModelSeamasterReference number166.073
MovementAutomaticCase materialSteelBracelet materialSteelYear of production1969ConditionFair (Obvious signs of wear or scratches)Scope of deliveryNo original box, no original papersGenderMen's watch/UnisexLocationUnited States of America, Ohio, StowCaliberMovementAutomaticMovement/Caliber...565CaseCase materialSteelCase diameter42 x 46 mmThickness12.5 mmWater resistance10 ATMBezel materialSteelCrystalPlexiglassDialBlueDial numeralsNo numeralsBracelet/strapBracelet materialSteelBracelet colorSteelClaspFold claspClasp materialSteelFunctionsDateOthersCentral seconds, Luminous hands, Luminous indices
DescriptionRare example of the Omega “Deep Sea” Seamaster 120 ref 166.073 stainless steel diver’s model circa 1969. These Seamaster’s are even harder to find than the beloved Seamaster 300s!
Features:
Original cushion shaped 42 X 46mm case
Original deep blue dial with applied bold silver indexes
Original dark blue bakelite bezel
Original acrylic crystal
Original, beuatiful wide, kite shaped hands with lume intact
Original tritium lume with rich patina (still glows for a couple seconds!)
Powered by automatic caliber 565 movement with sweep seconds and quick set date and signed oversized screw down Omega crown.
Offered on a beautiful and period appropriate JB Champion bracelet
These watches are becoming impossible to find without modern luminova replacement parts, including dial, hands, and bezel, so this tritium model is a real find.
Item is unpolished and sold as-is. As you can see from the photos, the condition includes scratches and scrapes to the acrylic crystal, some cracking and crazing on the dial, and rich aging to the lume. The watch is in running condition and appears to be keeping approximately accurate time, but a service is recommended. The winding stem is a bit loose and does not appear to lock in place fully. The bezel is also seized in place, so it will need some attention.
Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.
MovementAutomaticCase materialSteelBracelet materialSteelYear of production1969ConditionFair (Obvious signs of wear or scratches)Scope of deliveryNo original box, no original papersGenderMen's watch/UnisexLocationUnited States of America, Ohio, StowCaliberMovementAutomaticMovement/Caliber...565CaseCase materialSteelCase diameter42 x 46 mmThickness12.5 mmWater resistance10 ATMBezel materialSteelCrystalPlexiglassDialBlueDial numeralsNo numeralsBracelet/strapBracelet materialSteelBracelet colorSteelClaspFold claspClasp materialSteelFunctionsDateOthersCentral seconds, Luminous hands, Luminous indices
DescriptionRare example of the Omega “Deep Sea” Seamaster 120 ref 166.073 stainless steel diver’s model circa 1969. These Seamaster’s are even harder to find than the beloved Seamaster 300s!
Features:
Original cushion shaped 42 X 46mm case
Original deep blue dial with applied bold silver indexes
Original dark blue bakelite bezel
Original acrylic crystal
Original, beuatiful wide, kite shaped hands with lume intact
Original tritium lume with rich patina (still glows for a couple seconds!)
Powered by automatic caliber 565 movement with sweep seconds and quick set date and signed oversized screw down Omega crown.
Offered on a beautiful and period appropriate JB Champion bracelet
These watches are becoming impossible to find without modern luminova replacement parts, including dial, hands, and bezel, so this tritium model is a real find.
Item is unpolished and sold as-is. As you can see from the photos, the condition includes scratches and scrapes to the acrylic crystal, some cracking and crazing on the dial, and rich aging to the lume. The watch is in running condition and appears to be keeping approximately accurate time, but a service is recommended. The winding stem is a bit loose and does not appear to lock in place fully. The bezel is also seized in place, so it will need some attention.
Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.
