No. 754 / Omega Seamaster - 1972

Omega Seamaster Rare Patina Dial / 1972 Intro This 1962 Omega Seamaster Automatic features a vertically brushed salmon dial. It is powered by the Caliber 562 automatic movement, known for its reliability and novel semi-quickset date function. The salmon tone is likely the result of decades of aging — a beautiful patina that no factory could reproduce and no other watch shares. That singularity is exactly why collecting vintage is so much fun. Story Since its introduction in 1948, the Omega Seamaster has remained a cornerstone of the brand’s collection, celebrated for its versatility and enduring design. Its strength lies in its adaptability—offered in both rugged dive watch variants, famously worn by professional divers and James Bond, as well as refined dress models, like those seen on Mad Men's Don Draper. In many ways, the Seamaster serves as Omega’s counterpart to the Rolex Datejust. Both offer waterproof cases, slim profiles, and are available in steel or gold. However, the Seamaster is often noted for its comparatively accessible pricing, offering strong value without compromising quality. Whether sporty in stainless steel or elegant in gold, there’s a Seamaster to suit every style, every budget, and every wrist. Detail MODEL Seamaster REFERENCE 14701 SC-61 YEAR 1962 SERIAL 19644186 CASE 33.5mm (excl. crown), Stainless Steel MOVEMENT Automatic, Cal.562 LUG 18mm INCLUDES Watch with new faux leather strap Condition OVERALL A Rank CASE Some Scratches CRYSTAL Small Scratches DIAL Little Patina HANDS & INDICES Little Patina MOVEMENT Great Condition, checked and oiled ACCURACY Around 5 Sec. / day (12 Hr. Timegrapher Test)