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Omega Seamaster Cosmic - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

4.3

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Owner reviews summary on Omega Seamaster Cosmic

4.3

2 Reviews

4.5

Emotion

4.0

Design

4.5

Accuracy

4.5

Comfort

3.8

Robustness

4.5

Value for money

Secondary

Significance in a collection

Main

Rarely

Frequency to be worn

Often

Pleasure

Main motivation for buying

Investment

Omega Seamaster Cosmic profile is based on 2 owner reviews

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Omega Seamaster Cosmic

4.0

You thought that only the Nautilus or the Royal Oak could embody the luxury sports watch in steel with an integrated bracelet in the 70s??? Well let me introduce you to the Seamaster Cosmic reference 166.0195. An angular case with large chamfers, a bezel inserted into the case, a mineral glass revealing a superb iridescent blue dial. This version has the caliber 1012 but there is also a version with the day and date. There have also been other dials (black, taupe, gray) and other indexes (notably in the shape of squares). Paradoxically the crown is screwed but the back is clipped... too bad for a "Seamaster"... But hey we easily forget it when we look at the other characteristics of the watch. The bracelet called "Chatelain" from the name of its manufacturer is perfectly integrated into the case. It has chamfers in the exact extension of the case. It is a watch that attracts the eye, that calls for discussion especially among Omega fans. And I think that is what I like most about this watch, the fact that it arouses curiosity, that its rarity means that we do not see it often and that it has been the starting point of wonderful watchmaking discussions.

4 months ago

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A faithful friend

4.6

This Omega Seamaster Cosmic has been part of my life for over 20 years. I bought it at auction, where it was in a lot of about ten watches, for €20! It was a different time... This is a Seamaster Cosmic ref. 166.036 tool 107 from the mid-60s. Case diameter of 35 mm (without crown), but on my 18 mm wrist, it doesn't look small at all. Crown signed but not screwed, Omega caliber 752 with automatic winding, gold plated. The watch is entirely original, with its plexiglass engraved with the logo in its center. It is as I bought it, and still in very good condition. The dial is splendid and the indexes shine brightly. Omega quality is evident! I have never serviced anything in over 20 years, and the previous owner had been dead for 30 years (the auction was the widow's estate) which means the watch has not been serviced for at least 50 years. I wear it very little (4/5 times a year), but as soon as I wind it, it goes off at 1/4 turn. I just ran it through the timegrapher: it only loses 10 s/day on several positions. Omega quality shows!!

2 years ago