Omega Seamaster Professional, Ref. 168.1641
Switzerland, circa 2006
Automatic movement, caliber 1120, 23 jewels, No. 80388714; hours, minutes, seconds, date
Black wave-pattern dial with printed white luminous Baton hour-markers, date aperture, minutes outer ring; Silver luminous Baton hands
Stainless Steel case, with unidirectional turning bezel, screw-down crown, and screw-down caseback
Omega Stainless Steel bracelet with folding clasp
Hallmarked on the inner caseback and clasp
Case Diameter: 36mm
Length of Bracelet: 17cm
Very good condition with minor traces of wear; Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense
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