Amazing even to see such new looking , beautiful omegas from around a half century ago . i had the same steel de ville but with date , pretty much my grail watch to acquire again .
For anyone who thinks this may be small they actually wear bigger then they feel and look. I have a 135.041 and I love it. I have 7 1/4 wrist size. Don’t let the size fool you!
Love NOS watch's.... but wait you can't wear them:(...That said it is perfect to preserve them as example and reference..Absolutely best video on NOS. All these watches are perfect, love the square one, have a TAG Monaco and enjoy the uniqueness of a square watch. Maybe a Omega in feature... Thanks again, I appreciate your time and knowledge in putting all your video's together!!!
That's correct. NOS watch may remain NOS for a long time. But in case one of these become an everyday to wear watch. I best produce this video to show the world what these Omega models originally look like when they were new.
Wow. Unbelievable watches; how do you get your hands on new old stock like that? Just recently discovered your channel and subscribed. Great content. Thanks!
Again, I would like to thank you for all the information you supplied for my Seamaster 14742 sc 61. I don't have any paperwork, but your videos have really taught me well about this model. Do you have any suggestions on how to acquire an original manual and box for these older watches? Again, love your channel!
You're very welcome. original box and papers you may need to shop around. Ask around on the Omega forums. Ebay from time to time may have original box and papers for sale. It would make sense in one of those red boxes (which there are many different examples)
Hi there! I have two questions - being vintages watches but NOS, will they require services regularly? And how are the magnetic resistance on those? I'm very keen on vintage timepieces but those are my main worries that keep me on jumping on them.
Whether it is a watch from 1900s or brand new just bought right out of a watch store, it is recommended that have it regular maintenance service every 3-5 years if you're going to wear it daily. As long as you are not working in a room full of magnetics or rest the watch over or beside a piece of magnetic, vintage or modern watches will not get magnetize. FYI, many modern watches are not magnetic resistance either. And a well kept vintage watch is just as great as a modern new watch.
Guy's i bought a Omega seamaster for 200 dollars without the crown i don't know if it's was good or stupid misstake because i don't know how much it will cost to fix it
I believe your watch is a different model with a screw lock case back correct? It is probably a 165.002 (non-date) or 166.002 (with date). A Seamaster Deville model cannot be a Geneve. But the two models above became Geneve after 1967. On some of my past videos I have explained why a Seamaster becomes a Geneve. Quality wise, they are all just as great.
@@TimelessHistoryChannelmany thanks for your reply, will be checking your video. But as for the case back on my Genève it is not screw down, just a 'pop in' type of cover... Mine only says Genève nothing else. To be honest I have been given this watch when my grandfather passed away, and have very little to no history about it. I just enjoy wearing it every now and then and it works perfectly fine for me, no more than 30s lost per day.
@@johnmuthan286 Hard to say. If it is a manual wind with date Geneve, then it maybe a case model 132.019. But whatever it is, thank you for sharing and take good care of it.
Gold tone dial on a Seamaster Deville is uncommon. Sometime the gold tone dial is also made of solid gold. That would make it rare. The only way to know 100% sure that the dial is made of gold is to take it apart. The gold hallmark is indicated on the underside of the dial.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thank you. I think it's a gold tone dial, even though the case is solid 18k. It's a very beautiful watch. I don't recall seeing this dial before in all the Seamasters I've seen. But your experience is much more. Thanks, I'll keep a kook out.
Good morning, i want to ask you something, i have an omega seamaster from my grandfather, is exactly like ck 2577 of 1948 but has numbers all around and not only for 3,6,9 and 12 hours, its gold plated outside and gold coloured inside and I haven't seen it anywhere, i am just trying to find out which model and what year it is. Do you know anything about it, thanks in advance for your reply
It sounds like you own a G6250 (bumper) or GX6250(caliber 500). The case is not gold plated but 14k gold filled. To be 100% sure you'll need to open up the case back to see the model number inside. And to date the watch you'll need to do the same thing. Need to find out the movement serial number. Because you cannot find a similar dial online does not make your watch unique as well. Only certain vintage Omega dials are considered very special. But a full numeral dial is definitely uncommon to come by.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Yes, these are wonderful size for you. I have a broad 7.5 inch wrist and my 33.5mm russian watch looks quite tiny on mine. Still looks good though.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thanks for the reply, I’ll be sure to check out your website. Do you offer online authentication services as well? I have a few eBay auctions I”m following that I’d like your opinion on.
there is a very good video about it: ua-cam.com/video/3Kew04Qgc1I/v-deo.html I will make one myself later on this year to proof the safety of radium watches. Will show everyone how radioactive it is and how much radon it can produce. If you are not going to open up the watch and break the luminous to sniff it, you are safe. But thanks those who are freaking out about radium dial, myself and many other long time watch collections get to enjoy buying them at an affordable price. :-D
@@TimelessHistoryChannel ...Omega WWW Military steel vintage wristwatch, "OMEGA WWW DIRTY DOZEN WW2"... One of these landings in Brazil, in my house...kkkk . :)
The final Constellation is pure class. Beautiful timepiece. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching all the way to the end. That means a lot to this channel. I bet it was well worth it as well.
I am a vintage Omega collector from 1906 to 1964. I prefer the classic look.
Love your videos Sao. Thanks so much for this great work!
Another gorgeous set of Omega watches! Thanks for sharing them. The symmetry is very beautiful!
You're very welcome. Happy to hear that.
Спасибо за материал. Чудесные часы. Это было - золотое время часпрома.
Thanks for sharing, I don't see those very often. Cheers
Hi! All very good. I congratulate you for showing your watches Omega. Thank you . Bye bye, Brazil. Att: Lauro Elias.
Love those Omegas- especially when they are NOS. Thanks.
Can't get any better than these
Amazing even to see such new looking , beautiful omegas from around a half century ago . i had the same steel de ville but with date , pretty much my grail watch to acquire again .
I think it is important to produce this video before these watches get worn.
Amazing watches!
Wow .... really amazing to see such pieces !! Thank you !!
:-D You're more than welcome
"Debutåret" is Swedish and means Debut-year if you are interested, on that 1967 watch box.
Thank you for sharing. :-)
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thanks for a Great video as always!
It could as well be danish. We use exactly the same word.
They are all perfectly slim that very different from modern day watches! The special piece Constellation is very Special!
For anyone who thinks this may be small they actually wear bigger then they feel and look. I have a 135.041 and I love it. I have 7 1/4 wrist size. Don’t let the size fool you!
Personal preferences. But I would say almost any vintage watch sizes will fit your wrist size perfectly.
Amazing collection!!! Keep up the good work!! The Connie looks amazing!!
Will do! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Love NOS watch's.... but wait you can't wear them:(...That said it is perfect to preserve them as example and reference..Absolutely best video on NOS.
All these watches are perfect, love the square one, have a TAG Monaco and enjoy the uniqueness of a square watch. Maybe a Omega in feature...
Thanks again, I appreciate your time and knowledge in putting all your video's together!!!
That's correct. NOS watch may remain NOS for a long time. But in case one of these become an everyday to wear watch. I best produce this video to show the world what these Omega models originally look like when they were new.
Wow. Unbelievable watches; how do you get your hands on new old stock like that? Just recently discovered your channel and subscribed. Great content. Thanks!
Thank you very much! Trust me, seldom do I come across a NOS timepiece. I am very fortunate to be holding this many at the same time.
What a dream these watches are ! Wonderfull ! Thanks from France !
Happy for all the new owners!
Interesting more than thousands of new models in 2021
Que bellos están esos relojes, últimamente me esta gustando Omega como marca.
Nice I bought one with a champagne dial
Enjoy it
Again, I would like to thank you for all the information you supplied for my Seamaster 14742 sc 61. I don't have any paperwork, but your videos have really taught me well about this model. Do you have any suggestions on how to acquire an original manual and box for these older watches? Again, love your channel!
You're very welcome.
original box and papers you may need to shop around. Ask around on the Omega forums. Ebay from time to time may have original box and papers for sale. It would make sense in one of those red boxes (which there are many different examples)
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thanks!
Wow. I had no idea NOS still exits for these
Thanks for your video.
Amaving. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the comment!
Great watches!
I got a Vintage Omega Deville Gold Plated for $165. Did I do good?
How it can be collected ?
Hi there! I have two questions - being vintages watches but NOS, will they require services regularly?
And how are the magnetic resistance on those?
I'm very keen on vintage timepieces but those are my main worries that keep me on jumping on them.
Whether it is a watch from 1900s or brand new just bought right out of a watch store, it is recommended that have it regular maintenance service every 3-5 years if you're going to wear it daily.
As long as you are not working in a room full of magnetics or rest the watch over or beside a piece of magnetic, vintage or modern watches will not get magnetize. FYI, many modern watches are not magnetic resistance either. And a well kept vintage watch is just as great as a modern new watch.
how much would you say a 1970s gruen precision alarm 17 jewels very good cosmetics condition and working perfect is worth?
Can you please give information about prices?
I am not selling anything on UA-cam. If you’re interested to know about pricing, please visit my website. Link in the description box.
Guy's i bought a Omega seamaster for 200 dollars without the crown i don't know if it's was good or stupid misstake because i don't know how much it will cost to fix it
Is the second one still available to buy?
Unfortunately, they are all sold. You can always visit my site to view the many outstanding pieces available. Link in the description.
Nice watches, just wondering, I have a Genève which seems to be the twin sister on that seamaster de ville, what are the differences between them?
I believe your watch is a different model with a screw lock case back correct? It is probably a 165.002 (non-date) or 166.002 (with date). A Seamaster Deville model cannot be a Geneve. But the two models above became Geneve after 1967. On some of my past videos I have explained why a Seamaster becomes a Geneve. Quality wise, they are all just as great.
@@TimelessHistoryChannelmany thanks for your reply, will be checking your video.
But as for the case back on my Genève it is not screw down, just a 'pop in' type of cover... Mine only says Genève nothing else.
To be honest I have been given this watch when my grandfather passed away, and have very little to no history about it.
I just enjoy wearing it every now and then and it works perfectly fine for me, no more than 30s lost per day.
@@johnmuthan286 Hard to say. If it is a manual wind with date Geneve, then it maybe a case model 132.019. But whatever it is, thank you for sharing and take good care of it.
Would you consider the 14742 sc 61 with a gold dial rare? I never that model, or similar Deville models with a gold dial.
Gold tone dial on a Seamaster Deville is uncommon. Sometime the gold tone dial is also made of solid gold. That would make it rare. The only way to know 100% sure that the dial is made of gold is to take it apart. The gold hallmark is indicated on the underside of the dial.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thank you. I think it's a gold tone dial, even though the case is solid 18k. It's a very beautiful watch. I don't recall seeing this dial before in all the Seamasters I've seen. But your experience is much more. Thanks, I'll keep a kook out.
@@eddiejones2578 Gold tone dial is uncommon that's why. And Solid gold dial is rare. Your maybe solid gold. Who knows. :-P
Good morning, i want to ask you something, i have an omega seamaster from my grandfather, is exactly like ck 2577 of 1948 but has numbers all around and not only for 3,6,9 and 12 hours, its gold plated outside and gold coloured inside and I haven't seen it anywhere, i am just trying to find out which model and what year it is. Do you know anything about it, thanks in advance for your reply
It sounds like you own a G6250 (bumper) or GX6250(caliber 500). The case is not gold plated but 14k gold filled. To be 100% sure you'll need to open up the case back to see the model number inside. And to date the watch you'll need to do the same thing. Need to find out the movement serial number. Because you cannot find a similar dial online does not make your watch unique as well. Only certain vintage Omega dials are considered very special. But a full numeral dial is definitely uncommon to come by.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel thank you very much for your answer and your helpful information
What does your wrist measure? These watches look to be the perfect size, hoping they will fit me as well.
Wrist size is 6 inches. Sorry that I did not mention that in the video. But I do indicate my wrist size on all of my website listings.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Yes, these are wonderful size for you. I have a broad 7.5 inch wrist and my 33.5mm russian watch looks quite tiny on mine. Still looks good though.
@@deedee8568 Ah I see. 38mm would fit you nicely. But a lot of collectors with large wrist do enjoy wearing smaller size watches. :-)
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Thanks for the reply, I’ll be sure to check out your website. Do you offer online authentication services as well? I have a few eBay auctions I”m following that I’d like your opinion on.
I just sent you an inquiry on your website, you have SO much to choose from! Look forward to you reply.
It is for sale
They are all sold. Sorry.
Do you ship internationally...say U.K.?
Definitely!
Probably a stupid question can old omega watches be radioactive dangerous?
there is a very good video about it: ua-cam.com/video/3Kew04Qgc1I/v-deo.html
I will make one myself later on this year to proof the safety of radium watches. Will show everyone how radioactive it is and how much radon it can produce.
If you are not going to open up the watch and break the luminous to sniff it, you are safe. But thanks those who are freaking out about radium dial, myself and many other long time watch collections get to enjoy buying them at an affordable price. :-D
@@TimelessHistoryChannel many thanks for the reply
@@leebalmforth2269 You're very welcome.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel ...Omega WWW Military steel vintage wristwatch, "OMEGA WWW DIRTY DOZEN WW2"... One of these landings in Brazil, in my house...kkkk . :)
i have done 7 videos so far.
‘New old stock’ has never been sold or worn, I have two signed, mint, boxed and papers Omega’s, I don’t call them NOS
Me too, I have many mint pieces full set and I do not call those NOS.