Hi Watchex, For grab today is a beautiful vintage Omega from early 70s with original blue dial chronometer movement, description as below: TLDR: How often do you see a 50y/o Omega with original blue dial with chronometer grade movement. A short 4K video: [https://youtu.be/CGpMOXOXKcI](https://youtu.be/CGpMOXOXKcI) \- **Dial: Original blue dial**, in quite good condition, eyecatching and quite special for a vintage piece. The lume on minute hand is a little discoloured, turned into black. \- **Case: Cshape case, quite sharp**, edges and facets are well visible. You can still see the brush effect on the bezel and some of the circle brushes on the lugs too. However, overall I think the case has been polished slightly in the past. Observatory symbol on the back is in good condition. \- Movement: Omega Cal 1011, serial is in 33mils range, date the watch to aprox 1972. Running, winding smooth, quickset date is working. The watch has not been serviced, untested for accuracy. >I'll remind again that the bad press and negativity surrounding the "Calibre 100 series" does not apply to the Calibre 1010 and beyond, which are a major redesign with mostly new parts, deliberately designed to address issues found in the early days of the Calibre 100x movements. \- Glass, straps and buckle are aftermarket. **Priced at $900 OBRO,** includes: \- Worldwide shipping with DHL emergency service, 3-5 days. \- Parcel insurance with Secursus. I have some humble references on a well-know watchforums, happy to provide info and verification. Please, all sales are final. Feel free to ask for as many pictures, videos, requests as needed. I’ll be happy to support. Best, Harry