Omega Seamaster ref 176 007 SOLD

How many watches can claim to be worn in an early James bond film ? I am sure someone will message the answer very quickly however what is little known is that this exact  reference was worn in the 1989 film A licence to kill even though it may have been by accident as Omega had no official ties with the film franchise until a few years later. I know it's movie trivia but hey !

As far as this reference whats not to like ? an automatic chronograph in a 38.5 mm stainless steel case with date .

The silver dial is surrounded by the blue internal tachymetre bezel and is highlighted by the blue chrono hands and blue accents on the sub dial this really is a striking watch 

The stainless case houses the caliber 1040 22 jewel movement which looks like new.and is regarded as one of Omegas most complex chronograph movements ,featuring; 

• date
• 60 minute central minute recorder placed under the minute hand, moving continually
• 12 hour recorder at 6 o’clock, turning continually
• sub-second hand at 9 o’clock
• 24 hour indicator at 9 o’clock
• automatic winder

Omega also modified the calibre 1040 to use in the 1973 Speedmaster 125, which made it the world’s first chronometer-certified chronograph

this lovely  piece is fitted to the original Omega stainless bracelet this is a great vintage piece from c 1973 and represents great value.

our stock number 781