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OMEGA Seamaster300 3rd EarlyModel Ref. 165.024

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OMEGA Seamaster300 3rd EarlyModel Ref. 165.024

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Rare OMEGA Seamaster 300, early 3rd-generation model, Ref. 165.024, with its original ladder bracelet.

Among OMEGA’s diver models, the “Seamaster 300 / 3rd-generation model” is especially popular.
This is the Seamaster 300 Ref. ST165.024, introduced in 1962.
The 3rd-generation model adopted an asymmetrical case with a distinctive crown guard known as the “ancient Greek lyre,” improving its practicality.
Early models were not equipped with a screw-down crown, and featured baton hands and a slightly smaller trapezoidal marker at 12 o’clock as distinctive characteristics.
Early models in particular are highly sought after for their rarity.

It is fitted with the highly sought-after original OMEGA ladder bracelet from the period.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Case Size
縦40mm/ 横40mm(リューズ除く)/厚み13mm
Wrist Size
Max. Approx. 18.5cm(エクステンションが効いてますので実際それ以上も着用可)
Case Material
Stainless Steel
Movement
自動巻 cal.552
Color
Silver
Reference
165.024
Accessories
ANTE Warranty Card

Condition and Warranty

The dial shows some discoloration, but remains in good condition, with an attractive, characterful matte black finish.
The case has some light signs of use, including scratches, but no dents; its edges remain defined and it is in good condition.
The bezel has no cracks, and the lettering remains intact. It operates well with crisp, satisfying action.
The caseback retains its engravings and remains in good condition. (At 12 o’clock, one link has an extension that does not retract, but the rest is in good condition.)
The bracelet has some scratches and light dents, but shows relatively little sagging.

The dial, hands, and crystal show no particularly noticeable scratches or scuffing.
The bezel, case, and bracelet are in clean condition with only minor scratches, especially considering that they remain unpolished.
The case edges are especially sharp, so we believe it is unquestionably unpolished.
All components, including the crystal, are original to the period, and the watch appears to be in good overall condition.


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