£1,400.00
The Omega Seamaster 600 was introduced during the 1960s as part of Omega’s effort to offer a slim, manually wound alternative within its iconic Seamaster line — a collection already renowned for its reliability and water resistance. The reference was fitted with the robust Calibre 601 manual-wind movement, derived from Omega’s celebrated 600-series family known for their precision and ease of service. The design remained true to mid-century Omega styling, with a clean round case, fine lugs, and domed acrylic crystal, embodying the elegant utility that defined the era’s dress watches while still bearing the Seamaster’s waterproof credentials.
This particular example, distinguished by its silvered fish-scale (or “guilloché”) dial, is a rarer and more decorative variant within the series. The textured pattern plays with the light, giving the watch remarkable depth and shimmer when viewed from different angles — a subtle nod to the marine inspiration of the Seamaster name. Paired with applied indices and dauphine or baton hands, it captures the quiet refinement of 1960s Omega design before the sportier tool-watch era took hold. Today, such dials are prized by collectors for their distinctive artistry and the way they elevate a simple hand-wound Seamaster into a piece of mid-century horological charm.
| Complications | Date |
|---|---|
| Movement | In-house Tudor Cal. MT5612 |
| Case Size | 41mm (excluding crown) |
| Delivery | Full set, box and papers. |
| Reference | 79730 |
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