Omega

Omega Seamaster

Name: Omega Seamaster
Brand: Omega
SKU: RWS-OM-020
Price: 110000.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 110,000.00

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1980 Omega Seamaster Ref. 166.0209 | Double Quick-Set Day/Date | Mint Condition

This 1980 Omega Seamaster Ref. 166.0209 is a rare and exceptional timepiece in mint condition. As a pioneer of the double quick-set day/date feature, this watch represents a significant milestone in horological innovation. Powered by the Omega Caliber 1020 movement, it boasts a fast-beat balance system (28,800 BPH) for enhanced accuracy.

The stainless steel case is in mint condition, paired with a silver dial featuring applied steel baton indexes and a day/date aperture. Every component, from the signed Omega crown to the original acrylic crystal, is 100% authentic, making this watch a true collector’s gem. Whether you’re a vintage Omega enthusiast or a fan of horological history, this Seamaster is a standout piece.

Key Features:

Brand: Omega
Model: Seamaster
Reference Number: 166.0209
Year: 1980
Movement: Omega Caliber 1020 (Automatic, 17 Jewels, 28,800 BPH)
Case Material: Stainless Steel (Mint Condition)
Dial: Silver with Applied Steel Baton Indexes and Day/Date Aperture
Hands: Original Luminous Steel Baton Hands
Crystal: Original Signed Omega Acrylic (Excellent Condition)
Bracelet: Original Omega Stainless Steel Bracelet (Far East Version)
Condition: Mint

Specifications:

Case Diameter: 35mm (Excluding Crown)
Lug-to-Lug Length: 41mm
Case Thickness: 12mm
Lug Width: 18mm
Bracelet Length: Fits up to 8.5-inch wrist
Water Resistance: Vintage (Splash Resistant)

Historical Significance:

The Omega Seamaster Ref. 166.0209 is a pioneering timepiece from 1980, featuring the double quick-set day/date function—a groundbreaking innovation at the time.

While Rolex is often credited with popularizing this feature in the 1990s, Omega’s Caliber 1020 movement was one of the first to offer it in large-scale production watches. This watch is a testament to Omega’s ability to blend technical advancements with timeless design, making it a highly collectible piece.

Why This Watch Stands Out:

Double Quick-Set Day/Date: A pioneering feature that adds convenience and historical significance.
Fast-Beat Movement: The Caliber 1020’s 28,800 BPH balance system ensures exceptional accuracy.
100% Original: Every component, from the dial to the crystal, is original and signed by Omega.
Mint Condition: The stainless steel case and bracelet are in flawless condition

Shipping

Domestic shipping via Delhivery Secure with OTP-verified delivery. Fully insured.

International shipping via FedEx. Shipping and customs charges are borne by the buyer.

All watches are double-boxed and packed securely for transit.

Returns & Warranty

14-day returns accepted if the watch arrives damaged in shipping, is in a different condition than described, photographs do not accurately represent the product, or the watch differs materially from the listing (wrong reference, wrong movement, etc.). Unboxing video is required for all return claims.

Returns not accepted for change of heart or buyer's remorse. Each listing includes 20+ detailed photographs and a thorough condition report. Please review these carefully before purchasing.

6-month service warranty covering movement and timekeeping issues. Does not cover physical damage or water entry. Servicing handled through our partner, Time and Me, Bangalore.

Full details on our Return & Refund Policy page.

Authenticity

Every watch sold by ReWrist is personally inspected and authenticated. We verify dials, movements, cases, and crowns for originality.

All listings include honest, detailed condition notes and photos of the actual watch. What you see is exactly what you receive. No stock images, no surprises.

Vintage watches are pre-owned timepieces with decades of history. They will show signs of age and wear consistent with their era. They are not comparable to modern production watches in cosmetic perfection.

We guarantee timekeeping accuracy of +/- 7 minutes per day for vintage mechanical/automatic movements and +/- 5 minutes per day for vintage quartz movements.