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1966 Omega Seamaster De Ville 166.020 Rare Cross Linen Dial

1966 Omega Seamaster De Ville 166.020 Rare Cross Linen Dial

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This 1966 Omega Seamaster De Ville ref. 166.020 is a refined example of Omega’s mid-century watchmaking, featuring a beautifully proportioned 35mm gold-plated case and classic vintage styling.

Its standout feature is the rare cross-pattern linen pearl dial, offering distinctive texture and depth, complemented by applied gold hour markers and elegant dauphine hands.

Powering the watch is the automatic Omega Calibre 562, a highly regarded movement renowned for its reliability and performance.

Finished on a premium black alligator leather strap with a signed gold Omega buckle, this Seamaster De Ville combines an unusual dial, respected mechanical pedigree and timeless 1960s Omega design.

  • Manufacturer: Omega
  • Country of origin: Switzerland
  • Serial no.: 2310****
  • Year built: 1966
  • Model: Seamaster 166.020
  • Functions: Hours, Minutes, Sweep Seconds.
  • Case material: Stainless Steel/Gold Plated
  • Case markings (outside): Sea Monster Logo
  • Case markings (inside): Omega Watch Co | Swiss Made.
  • Case condition: Good condition no scratches to the crystal, small markings to the case.
  • Dimensions: 35mm diameter (excluding crowns), 37mm including crown.
  • Dial: Rare Cross Pattern linen dial with gold hour markers.
  • Hands: Gold with gold sweeping seconds hand.
  • Movement type: High grade, Cal. 562, automatic, shock resistant.
  • Movement markings: Omega Watch Co. Swiss. 2310****, Cal 562, Omega Logo
  • Band: Premium Black Leather Strap and Omega Buckle.
  • Serviced: Yes, cleaned and oiled

 

 THIS WATCH ALSO COMES WITH MWW TRAVEL CASE

     

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