Omega Seamaster 300 British Royal Navy Issued ref. 165.024 Mil-spec Circle-T DialThe Omega Seamaster 300 has a storied military heritage, most notably with the British Royal Navy, which commissioned a special version in 1967. This military issue was a modified Seamaster 300, featuring fixed lugs for a one piece strap, an encircled T to denote tritium lume, and a large triangular marker at 12 oclock for improved readability. These military watches, delivered between 1967 and 1971, were engraved with service identifiers such as 0552

35 x 25 x 18 cm (13

Piaget /Cartier calibre 430 manual wind movement

Bulang and sons leather strap and 18kt white gold Patek' pin buckle

This particular example elevates the reference even further

Serial 369xxxx dating to 1974

but without breaking the bank or selling the house

The watch is fitted with the original Furlan Marri blue leather strap with steel buckle and comes with an additional brown leather strap

The term "gilt" refers to the gold-colored text that emerges from the brass dial plate beneath a glossy finish

A velvety surface in a unique shade that resembles dark

White became the first American to perform a spacewalk

The subtle sub-dials are circularly finished

To honor and recreate this awesome design we selected the finest dark brown calf skin with the exact tiny bit of gloss to give rise to the perfect sports watch heritage