[Dwalinn]

Thank you for guide. I have learned a lot of new things. Excellent work

 

[dobbermn]

I prefer the Seamaster when it was a dress watch....

 

[Jeffro1]

That rocks, thanks!

 

[tmy]

Thank you so much for your work! This is amazingly informative and I´ve learned a lot!

 

[Colin Ng]

excellence article to read. i am searching for a used seamaster and you have no idea how this article benefit me. Thanks you so much!

 

[Ken G]

Just a small update to the thread please, the 1200M Stainless Steel PloProf is from 2007 not 2009

I think OP is correct - it was 2009, not 2007 (despite what some aBlogtoWatch articles might claim! ;-) )

 

[SHK]

Brilliant post learn lot from the post . here is my first Omega watch which is Seamaster

 

[David Woo]

very nice pictorial, thanks op.

 

[Atleo]

Cool stuff here! Thanks for sharing.

 

[AlexJoda]

Very nice write up! But what about the eighties? Didn't the do any Seamasters in that decade?

 

[LiangYuMa]

Thank you for sharing this! Great history of the Seamaster line!

 

[briersben]

Thanks, great read! Very informative!

 

[Kev0417]

Excellent job, thanks for sharing. I noticed there weren't any of the Seamaster f300 shown. There were quite a few different models. They were dead accurate as the tuning fork clock was used on all Apollo missions in the capsule itself. They didn't have the longevity due to the quartz watch coming out but during the 60's until the late 70's were the most accurate timepieces around.

Here is my Seamaster f300 next to my Bond Seamaster. Both are great watches but still love hearing the hum of that tuning fork.

 

[pitiwong]

Just got a new NATO strap for my beloved seamaster.

 

[Speedy234]

Thanks for sharing, very very interesting. There are some seamsters in there I've never seen before. Absolutely love the baby ploprofs - those orange sword hands are to die for.

 

[Collectionist]

The Seamaster Story from 1957 to 2014 >>> a pictorial identification guide

Hmm. I feel the Seamaster Professional Chronograph is missing. Produced since 2008 I believe.

It is a beast of a watch, measuring 42 by 49 by 17mm.

 

[Gudinin]

great! thanks man!

 

[Professor_Budge]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Henry.P]

Amazing post.

 

[Winblows]

Post #76

Year ???