Omega Seamaster chronographRef. 145.006-66

What sets it apart are the striking radial subdials and the vibrant orange chronograph hand, giving it a unique edge among its peers.

The Omega Seamaster line traces its origins back to 1947, boasting an extensive array of models. Transitioning towards a more sporty design language in the late 1960s, Omega refrained from utilizing colorful dials on their cushion-type chronographs until the early 1970s. Models like the 145.029 or 145.020, emerging in the early 1970s, notably featured more relaxed and creative dials.

To add a touch of "racing", the Seamaster was adorned with a vivid orange chronograph seconds hand across three variations: black, silver, and reverse panda. The 18k gold variant uniquely featured a black hand. Additionally, an incredibly rare exotic racing variation, almost at a prototype level, boasted a white hand—distinctive as the hour and minute hands were red.

And from 1966-1968 this reference still featured good old caliber 321. We all love it!

Note: These variations with black dials are still significantly undervalued. You can find quite decent ones priced around 3000 EUR!"

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