Hi Watchex, Here is a beautiful example of the classic Omega Seamaster 120, reference 166.027, circa 1967. This is Omega’s first true dive watch line to carry the “120” designation, and it’s become increasingly sought-after for its clean design, wearable size, and rarity in all-original condition. This piece features a stainless steel case measuring 37mm. It retains its original acrylic crystal with the faint Omega logo in the center. The dial and hands are all original and untouched, with no signs of reluming or refinishing. The tritium lume has aged with a patina that perfectly matches the watch’s vintage character. Inside ticks the Omega Caliber 563, a 17-jewel automatic movement with push-pull quickset date. Everything functions as it should. It comes fitted on its 1069 bracelet, complete with 524 end links. It’s in good vintage condition, as you’d expect to find in a cared-for 60 year old watch. It comes as watch and bracelet only. The Seamaster 120 is a sleeper hit from Omega’s golden era, a piece that blends classic dive styling with real heritage and wearability. Original examples like this one, with correct parts and untouched lume, are getting harder to find. **Asking: $2,450**, shipped and insured. **Photos:** [https://imgur.com/a/hGAODiJ](https://imgur.com/a/hGAODiJ) **Timestamp:** [https://imgur.com/a/DGic3G5](https://imgur.com/a/DGic3G5) As always, thanks for looking and feel free to reach out with any questions!