The Omega ST 366.0848 Seamaster was introduced in 1976 under the ‘International Collection’ and lasted well into the first half of the 1980’s. It remained unchanged except the dial was updated to the modern Omega logo toward the end of production. My example pictured here is an updated dial version and dates to 1984, see my…
I am a big fan of Vintage Seikos. This Vintage Seiko Sea horse 6601-9990, automatic is the latest addition to my collection. The applied indices combined with the dauphine hands and sweeping second hand all in silver, the raised markers surrounding the watch dial provide a very classic and elegant design experience, not unlike the…
It is quite easy dating Vintage Omega Watches via the eight digit serial number of your watch. You can access the serial number by removing the back-case. Here is a picture of a Vintage Omega 601 manual wind movement, the eight digit serial number is below the crown which winds the watch. The first…
A new arrival my second Seiko 6106-5470, this one has a Golden dial, the colour has a hint of green perhaps and yellow, quite a unique colour, the dial it is almost iridescent as it changes shades in the light. This Seiko 6106-5470, is in better condition all round that its blue cousin, the hands,…
Rado Voyager MK 1 added to my collection this week. This model has the five figure model number 11814 which means it was made between 1970-72, later models had an eight figure numbers. The movement is a Rado 2794, which is an ETA 2788 day/quick date. Vintage Rado watch’s have the famous Anchor logo which rotates…
