kyali балка No.: 1012
год производства плата : 1970’s
specification :
*2016 год Omega .. Complete техническое обслуживание сервис завершено .
( игла полный комплект , циферблат замена другой )
* после этого , Omega .. сапфир стекло защита от ветра замена , оправа замена .
* браслет растягивание имеется .
примечания :
* кейс * браслет . царапина есть .
* Complete техническое обслуживание сервис после. не использовался .
( игла полный комплект , циферблат , защита от ветра , оправа. как новый. .)
* Complete техническое обслуживание сервис , защита от ветра замена , оправа замена. накладная копирование. товар прилагается. .
* на фото циферблат. 37 минут сторона ..C. знак. подобный было использовано ..... ., пыль. .

※ изображение 9, изображение 10. не прилагается .

The Grand(The was model number 166.093 and was nicknamed ‘The Grand’ by virtue of its 1000 metre rating.)

The Seamaster 1000 is the most waterproof watch ever made by Omega and even when tested at depths considerably deeper than it’s rating it’s water resistance never failed.

There were two movement iterations in the development of the watch  the 1002 in 1972 but ultimately the watch was sold to the professional and retail market from 1976 with a 1012 calibre.

For a large watch it is handsome and incredibly comfortable to wear because of its curved case back and shaped sides.

In addition it has the rare facility of having four lug holes per side to accommodate different bracelet positions.

Purportedly Prince Rainier III of Monaco commissioned Omega to produce 50 watches other than the common 166.075 Seamaster 600 to give as honoraria gifts to the friends of the Monaco Oceanographic Research Institute and Museum.

The watch that was selected for the commission was the 166.093 Seamaster 1000.

The first Grand was given by Prince Rainier III personally to Jacques Cousteau, who was a director of the museum from 1957 1988, who pronounced it to be his favourite diving watch.

A further 100 were produced by Omega as a public edition.

The Seamaster 1000 is unquestionably a rare watch and if mint and with interesting heritage it has known to have been sold at auction for over $25,000.

The 1000 was so superbly engineered it never required a helium release valve unlike its competitors.