Omega Seamaster Automatic Gold White Dial (1961) – freshly serviced with mint case

The Omega Seamaster of the early 1960s represents the beginning of one of the brand's longest-running watch lines. This 1961 model, with its gold-plated case and clear white dial, exemplifies this understated yet elegant style – freshly serviced in September 2026, making it technically and aesthetically in excellent condition.

Mint case with original crystal

The case and bezel of this Seamaster are in mint condition – a remarkable achievement for a watch over 60 years old. The original acrylic crystal is still installed and has been freshly polished, showing it in very good condition. Before the sale, the case was highly polished and the bezel brought to a high shine; the dial and case back show good, age-appropriate condition. The well-maintained appearance is complemented by a new leather strap and a strap in like-new condition. A piece that, despite its age, leaves a remarkably fresh overall impression.

Technical data at a glance

• Brand / Model: Omega Seamaster, Ref. 14700
• Dial color: White
• Case diameter: 33 mm
• Lug width: 18 mm
• Weight: 30 g
• Case material: Gold-plated
• Crystal: Original acrylic crystal
• Water resistance: not tested / no guarantee
• Year of manufacture: 1961
• Strap length: 23.5 cm
• Internal reference number: 10893

Freshly serviced – a movement in top form

In September 2026, the watch was fully overhauled by our watchmaker: the movement was cleaned, oiled, and regulated to an excellent value of +1 second per day, and the entire watch was professionally checked. Inside works the Omega Caliber 552 – a reliable automatic movement. The measurements after the service are impressive:

• Power reserve (manufacturer specification): 50 hours
• Rate deviation: +1 second/day
• Amplitude: 245°
• Beat Error: 0.3 ms

A rate deviation of only +1 second per day shows: This movement runs exceptionally precisely after the careful service – a result that would be considered very good even for modern movements.

Condition at a glance

Note: The condition assessment is based on a subjective evaluation by our team, considering the age of the watch and other relevant factors.

Work performed

• Movement cleaned and oiled
• Movement regulated
• Professionally cleaned and checked
• Case highly polished
• Bezel brought to high shine
• New leather strap
• Acrylic crystal polished

Scope of delivery

This Omega Seamaster comes with:

• the watch itself
• transport box
• our in-house certificate of authenticity

Who is this watch suitable for?

With its compact 33mm case and classic white dial, this early Seamaster is perfectly suited for anyone looking for a discreet, well-preserved vintage watch in a gold-plated case. The exceptionally well-maintained condition of the case and bezel makes it particularly interesting for collectors who value an appearance that is as original and unworn as possible.

Personal viewing & collection in Passau

We are happy to offer you the opportunity to view this watch personally in our Aigner & Fuchs showroom in Passau before purchase or to pick it up directly. To ensure individual consultation and a smooth process, viewings are only possible by prior appointment – unfortunately, we cannot accommodate spontaneous visits without an appointment.

Please contact us by phone at 0151 61 600 155 or send us a message via Kleinanzeigen. We will, of course, also advise you in German and look forward to welcoming you to Passau.

Conclusion

This Omega Seamaster Ref. 14700 from 1961 combines an exceptionally well-maintained, mint-condition case with a freshly overhauled, extremely precise automatic movement. With its original crystal and careful refurbishment, it is an early Seamaster in remarkable condition.

Interested? Contact us to learn more about this piece or to arrange a viewing.