Omega Seamaster Automatic réf. 166.003 de 1964 – « 6-9-12 Art Déco » 62 is distinguished by its

62 is distinguished by its flat two-tone silver dial

and its blued-steel sword hands compose an aesthetic vocabulary that has become timeless

The self-winding mechanical movement has been completely overhauled by one of our experienced watchmakers

acquired directly from its first owner

alongside the also extremely rare green and red/burgundy variants

Omega Seamaster Automatic réf. 166.003 de 1964 – « 6-9-12 Art Déco » 62 is distinguished by itsThe Omega Seamaster reference 166. 003 was introduced in 1962 and our example (serial number 218xxxxx) was produced in 1964. The elegant round steel case measures approximately 35 mm in diameter (42 mm from lug to lug) and features faceted lugs that remain in excellent condition, with clean edges. The winding crown is signed Omega. The screw down case back is engraved with the crisp Seamaster seahorse logo. The rare and remarkably balanced light