Seamaster, the longest product line still produced by Omega. It is also, the first waterproof watch Omega and the oldest current Omega's collection, "The Omega Seamaster is a line of manual winding, automatic, chronometer and quartz watches that Omega has produces since 1948."
Originally, it was produced in 1932 based upon designs made for the British Royal Navy to be used in submarines during the war. The Omega Seamaster turned out to also be useful for watches and in 1948 it debuted in celebration of Omega's 100th anniversary. "The model was an immediate hit and became the brand’s best seller."
1958 OMEGA Seamaster Automatic
A stunning timepiece! Very classic, this is a vintage Omega Seamaster automatic wristwatch reference G6250 and dated from 1958.
It is a self-winding watch powered by an original Omega automatic movement caliber 500, 17 jewels, sweep second, adjusted two (2) positions, 46 hours power reserve, 19,800 A/h, Swiss made.
In perfect condition, after 60 years, this watch still has the original two-tone champagne dial featuring gold Arabic Numerals and hour markers, black minute/second track, and gold/luminous matching hands. The dial is also signed with the Omega name/logo, Automatic and Seamaster.
Super elegant, in beautiful condition the 34.6mm round case with fixed bezel and fancy lug design, all in 14K yellow gold filled. 30 meters water-resistant.
This watch comes on a vintage Nastrix black sueden two-piece leather strap.
The watch is in very good condition, it is a very good looking watch. Runs very well and keeps great time!
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Case Back Markings: Omega Watch Co. G6250 J01050 14K G.F
Measurements (mm): Case 34.6 Case with Crown 37.6 Case Lug to Lug 43 Case Thickness 11 Lug Width 17 Band Width 17
Vintage watches are traditionally smaller than today's watches. Men’s watches typically measure between 29-36mm wide (some larger, some smaller) excluding the crown. In the listing details we typically try to do our best to list all pertinent dimensions of a watch. If you don't see it, or we failed to do so, please reach out to us. Women’s watches from the 1900s-1970s were also much smaller than today's offerings. Please also feel free to ask any questions you have pertaining to size.
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The condition is pre-owned.
The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear but is fully operational and functions as intended. Please review the photos and feel free to ask any questions you may have. It will be carefully packed.
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