Three
Decades.
Three
Dials.
One Box.
An Omega Seamaster 300 from 1967, a Seiko 6139 Pogue-variant from 1972, and a Seamaster Cosmic 2000 from 1974 — three pieces that actually lived.
Bundle expires in
Seamaster Cosmic 2000 — 1974
Seiko 6139 — 1972
Omega Seamaster 300 — 1967
Ref. CK 2913
What You're
Getting.
Each piece independently authenticated, serviced within 18 months, and documented with provenance research. Buy the bundle or cherry-pick — your call.
Ref. CK 2913 · 1967
Omega Seamaster 300
Movement
Cal. 550 — Automatic
Condition
Excellent — All original
Broad arrow hands, tritium lume still glowing faintly under UV. The black dial is untouched — no refinishing, no polishing. Worn by someone who dove, not just collected.
Ref. 6139-6002 · 1972
Seiko 6139 Chronograph
Movement
Cal. 6139 — First Automatic Chrono
Condition
Very Good — Original crown
The same caliber that William Pogue wore to Skylab in 1973. This yellow-dial variant was produced during a two-month window. Market price up 28% over five years and still climbing.
Ref. 166.026 · 1974
Seamaster Cosmic 2000
Movement
Cal. 1012 — Date at 3
Condition
Good — Honest patina
The Cosmic 2000 was Omega's futurist gamble — cushion case, integrated bracelet, sunburst blue dial that catches light like nothing made today. Undervalued relative to its design importance.
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Gone
This Week.
These pieces sold in an average of 4.2 days. The market doesn't wait. Neither should you.
Ref. 135.027 · 1969
Omega Seamaster 120 Diver
Ref. 6139-6002 · 1972
Seiko 6139 "Sunrise" Variant
Ref. 166.077 · 1971
Omega Seamaster 600 Ploprof
Ref. ST 146.011 · 1970
Omega Seamaster Bullhead
Ref. 6139-7010 · 1974
Seiko 6139 Military Issue
Ref. CK 2577 · 1958
Omega Seamaster Pie-Pan
4.2 days
Average time to sell
Top 3%
Market velocity — Seiko 6139
+28%
5-year price appreciation
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