Why This Watch Matters In our opinion, this steel Seamaster might be the perfect everyday watch. With its simple layout and stunning condition, we think you will agree with us. The Full Story One Omega enthusiast described the Seamaster as “the watch for the captain.” This statement captures the essence of this Omega creation since its release in 1948. The Seamaster was not meant to dive, nor was it to be worn with a black tuxedo; rather, it was meant to be appropriate for every occasion in between. As such, it offers a sizable 35 mm case with long lugs, and a very legible dial, with sharp dauphine hands that you can’t miss. Furthermore, this everyday “tool watch” comes with a date complication and is a wonder to wear on the Omega “Beads of rice” bracelet. This watch further proves that being understated is the best kind of statement. The Fine Print Maker: OmegaModel: Seamaster Reference: 14763Year:Circa 1962Movement No: 186665929Material: Stainless steelDimensions: 35 mm diameter; 11 mm thicknessSapphire Crystal: No, plexiglassLume: Yes, on handsetCaliber: Omega automatic caliber 562Bracelet/Strap: Omega-signed bracelet Lug Width: 18 mm Box/Papers: No What we Love and What You Should Know The case of this watch is in very good condition, and as expected, its case back bears the embossed Seamaster emblem, which remains well defined. The Omega bracelet is in great shape, with little to no stretch, but comes with the usual light scuffs on the clasp. The cream dial is near perfect and the same holds true for the dauphine hands, with the exception of the straight second hand, which comes with a bit of aging. The plexiglass has a couple of scratches.
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