OMEGA, WELL-PRESERVED 14K GOLD-PLATED STAINLESS STEEL 'SEAMASTER' WITH DAY AND DATE, REF. 168.032

CIRCA: 1971

MOVEMENT NO: 28'300'866

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel plated with 14k yellow gold

CASE DIAMETER: 37 mm.

DIAL: Champagne

MOVEMENT: Automatic

FUNCTIONS: Day, date

BUCKLE: Gold-plated stainless steel Omega buckle

BOX: Yes

PAPERS: Yes

WITH: Omega International Guarantee dated 22 October 1971, sales receipt from the Marine Corps Exchange dated 22 October 1971, product literature, presentation box and outer packaging. Please note the strap is shown for display purposes only and is not for sale. Upon sale, the watch will be supplied to the buyer on a calf leather strap.

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$1,000-2,000 | £790-1,600 | €960-1,900

Offered in well-preserved condition with its original certificate, box, and sales receipt, this stunning vintage Omega Seamaster ref. 168.032 was purchased October 22, 1971 at the Marine Corps Exchange in San Francisco. Worthy to note, the handwritten receipt is for $115.70 (a lot of money for a Corporal back then).

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