A beautifully preserved example of the Omega Seamaster 136.041, powered by the robust Calibre 613 manual-wind movement and dated by serial number (32.18M) to circa 1970–1971. This is a reference that embodies the sharp, minimalist design language of early 70s Omega — refined, understated, and unmistakably timeless.
This particular piece has just undergone a full mechanical service and is running with excellent amplitude and reliability. The dial is immaculate: a clean silver sunburst with crisp applied indices, original hands, and perfect minute track alignment. The case retains strong lines and sharp edges, with no over-polishing, preserving its original geometry.
To complete the look, the watch has been fitted with a premium Hirsch alligator-embossed leather strap, elevating the aesthetic into true dress-watch territory.
A serviced 1970s Seamaster in this condition is increasingly hard to find. Clean examples with Cal. 613, original dial, strong case geometry, and premium presentation routinely fetch £700+ in the collector market.
This is a watch that wears effortlessly with both casual and formal outfits — elegant, reliable, and a standout piece of Omega history.
