1956 Omega Seamaster Automatic Wristwatch Model 2846 with Rare Cross Hair Dial age_1971/1980 It was his grandson Henry-Auguste

It was his grandson Henry-Auguste

There aren't many of these 7488s left on the market so we'd recommend snapping this one up while you still can

Age : 2001/2010

The export to America was organized by the general agency in New York

in 18ct pink/rose gold it just works so well against any skin tone

1956 Omega Seamaster Automatic Wristwatch Model 2846 with Rare Cross Hair Dial age_1971/1980 It was his grandson Henry-AugusteThis Watch The first Omega Seamasters was based loosely around waterproof watches made for the Royal Navy. What made the Seamaster appealing was using an O Ring gasket which gave it temperature and depth resistance. In 1955, the Swiss Laboratory for Watch Research tested out 50 Seamaster cases with a 60 meter depth rating. Omega was so confident that they strapped one to the outside of a plane and flew it over the North pole in 1956. The very year