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One Of the Most Underrated Vintage Omega Seamaster Watch ~ Model 168.022/166.028
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
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This has to be one of the most underrated vintage Omega Seamaster watch in this current market. Let's find out why and maybe you should consider purchasing one.
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Absolutely love your videos, a lot great information for the new and old collector.... Appreciate your time putting together..
Thank you for your continue support! Always enjoy sharing my knowledge to help other collectors.
That is just beautiful.
Thanks for introducing it to me for first time. Would love one
Any time! Hope you will find one soon! :-)
I like a no date though it looks nice.. I still havent get a vintage watch yet but getting closer towards it
Unfortunately, this model does not come without date. But a similar model under 165.010 is no-date.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel thanks! Will look out for it :)
I have 2 of these wonderful Seamasters 🙂. Thanks for the useful information!
My pleasure! Enjoy your Seamasters!
Probably my favorite seamaster case design. The same to the f300 pretty sure.
Once you own one you’ll know how solid this case is.
It is apparently the same, even though the case back of the f300 has a different case number (198.001). Just discovered this while searching for (and buying) a case to replace a cracked bezel on one of my 168.022/166.032's (the case back of this model has both numbers). Took me years to find just the empty case. Love this watch so much!
@@stanleyomar The case of the f300 is different on the inside as it uses another movement and also the back cover is dfferent and cant be interchanged. Dont know if the bezel is.
@@user-mk5vk6sp5oThat's good to know about the rest of the case if I ever decide to use it for anything. The bezel itself worked perfectly and the swap was quick and painless. My watchmaker didn't even charge me, it was that simple.
Only just seen this model. It’s unreal. I’m going to get one
I would definitely rock one
And you definitely should! :-D
There is a reference that is even a bit more underrated, its the same watch basicaly but with daydate funktion: Ref. 166.032/ 168.023, theres also a normal version and a chronometer version using either a cal. 752 or 751. Not so many of them were built from 1969 on for just a few years. Its my favorite vintage watch, I own three in steel, one gold plated and one in full 18k gold, 3 of them are chronometers and 2 are not.
Great video, informative details on all aspects. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to hear and thank you for commenting
Great video…thank you. These are sometimes referred to as “Sparkle Dial” Seamasters because of the glittery surface. Although, there is also a version that has what I call the “radial” dial with circular brush marks. I had a couple of the date date versions in the past.
Thanks for sharing! And you are absolutely correct. Sparkle dial is probably the better of the two to own since the swirl dial is more prone to scratches.
I have couple of those in my collection. I don’t understand why this version Seamaster does not get the same attention as the Constellation.
That's the thing, people focus on the apparent more than the quality sometime.
Absolutely underrated, in my opinion this watch can stand up with a Rolex Datejust but for a far lower price.
hi, I would be interested in buying a 166.022 in gold, what do you think would be a fair price? Thank you
excelent video! i have one of this, very precise movement and looks nice on the wrist, mine have a polished bezel but it still looks great
Nice! Take good care of it. It is common for the bezel to be polished on this model.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel its a shame, can the bezel be removed for restoration? maybe would be a good idea
@@carloscanales9686 That is up to you. But this bezel is prone to break when removed and snap back on. Better to just leave it as is. Once the bezel has been polished, a knowledgeable collector can still tell if you try restoring it with the sunburst texture.
@@TimelessHistoryChannel thx for the advice! can you talk about omega bracelet? this watch looks so much better with the original! impossible to find! regards
Hi! Love the quality content you produce on Vintage Watches. What would you say would be a fair price for the 168.022 in a good condition in the market now? Appreciate the help :)
A fair price is one within your budget. Most dealers offer them for around 2.5k, fully serviced with a warranty.
Something about Vintage watches is addicting, not like watch collecting in general isn’t addicting..but there’s something about owning a watch that is more rare and hard to get and a piece of time history ..
Will you cover the 168.024 Seamaster? Which do you think about the two chronometer versions of Seamaster?
168.024 is the chronometer version of a 166.010. 168.024 takes the same movement as the Seamaster in this video under 168.022. So, you can apply all the information (except for the case design) from this video to your watch as well. They are literally the same watch quality and mechanical wise. Just different in case design. But I will make a video on the non-chronometer version 166.010 soon!
Does anyone have any information about "OMEGA SEAMASTER COSMIC AUTOMATIC 24 JEWELS CAL.565 DATE BLACK DIAL MEN'S WATCH" I just bought one on Ebay it has a black dial.... it looks classy but I cannot find a lot of information about it.... where can I get it service in the future ? Can you tell the year from the name ?
Hi :) is this beautiful piece for sale on your website? I'm on it now but can't seem to find it
Just got listed on the site!
@@TimelessHistoryChannel Hi bro thanks! Will check it out now :)
ill take it
is the omega 500 still the best oldest movement? are they chronometer certified?
550 series is better. :-)
Even though 550 is better, caliber 500 is a fantastic movement as well.
Do you sell the watch that you feature sir?
I do, my website link is in the description box below. You’ll find many pieces there. Do note that all watches are professionally serviced and come with a one-year warranty. When that has expired, it will ONLY cost you $100 plus shipping each time you return it for a regular maintenance service. No dealer in the business can provide this service.
I own one,unfortunately over time I realized that the minutes and seconds hands are not original....
Sorry to hear that
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did i miss it or did you just not mention rough value?
The price will vary from seller to seller, but if you are grabbing one in as is condition, they are usually less expensive compared to other Seamaster models.