Introducing this 1961 Omega Seamaster 14770-SC with an incredibly rare dial that features the Omega logo at the 12 o’clock position.

In fact, this special dial is so unique that you can even find several “watch forum experts” claiming that due to the infrequency that these examples appear, they must all be refinished dials–that is simply not true! Yes, the watch dial is completely original and very rare! The dial also features a beautiful silver sunburst finish, a cross-hair design, applied hour markers, and a date window at 3 o’clock.

Powered by a fully overhauled Omega 562 Automatic movement that features a semi-quickset date. The watch boasts a 34mm diameter with a minimal bezel making it wear larger on the wrist, and is suitable for men or women with wrist sizes ranging from 6″ to 7.5″.

The all-stainless steel case has been restored to OEM finishing specifications and features a new Omega acrylic crystal and a new high-end stitched leather strap with an Omega buckle. The dial, case, movement, buckle, crystal are all signed Omega.

The 1960s Omega Seamasters, like this one, were the official watches of the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico. The original magazine print from Emily’s personal collection is shown in the pictures along with this watch.

This rare example is in such fantastic condition, please don’t wait, it will not last long. The above-average price is reflective of the dial rarity and overall exceptional condition. Backed 100% by EmmyWatch’s zero headache warranty, this watch represents a risk-free opportunity to own a rare piece of Omega history. Make this super special 1961 Omega Seamaster yours today!