Omega Seamaster Ref. 168.032 (1969) – Rare French Day-Date Version Near Mint

The 1969 Omega Seamaster Automatic Ref. 168.032 is an exceptionally beautiful vintage watch in the rare French Day-Date version. Particularly interesting is the French day display, which distinguishes this Seamaster from the more common international variants.

Despite being over 50 years old, the watch is in remarkably good condition. According to our information, it was only actively worn for about one year in the past and has only had one previous owner. This is clearly reflected in the exceptionally well-preserved overall condition.

The original surface structure of the case with its characteristic circular brushed finish is particularly well preserved. The watch was freshly serviced in July 2026 and runs with very good rate values.

Case & Original Finish

The 36 mm gold-tone case is in very good condition. The clearly visible original surface structure is particularly noteworthy.

The characteristic circular brushed surface gives the watch an exceptionally elegant look and is particularly well preserved on this example. Such a well-preserved original finish is extremely attractive, especially on vintage watches of this age group.

The bezel is in mint condition.

Rare French Day-Date Version

The special highlight of this Seamaster is the French Day-Date display.

The day of the week is displayed in French, which clearly distinguishes this variant from the more common versions. French Day-Date models are particularly interesting for vintage Omega collectors and give the watch an additional historical and regional character.

The white dial is in very good condition and harmonizes perfectly with the gold-tone case.

Omega Caliber 752

Inside works the proven Omega Caliber 752, an automatic movement with a practical Day-Date function.

The movement was freshly serviced in July 2026, professionally cleaned, oiled, and regulated. The watch was then extensively checked and the rate values tested.

Technical data:

• Omega Caliber 752
• Automatic movement
• Day-Date function
• Power reserve: approx. 50 hours
• Rate deviation: -8 seconds per day
• Amplitude: 256°
• Beat error: 0.1 ms

The watch runs reliably and shows very good rate values. All functions have been checked and work perfectly.

Exceptional State of Preservation

For a watch over 50 years old, this example presents itself exceptionally well.

According to our information, the Seamaster was only actively worn for about one year in its history and was then stored carefully for a long period. Furthermore, the watch has only had one previous owner.

The very good state of preservation is particularly evident in the case, the bezel, and the overall very well-maintained appearance. The original finish with the circular brushed surface is a particularly beautiful detail of this watch.

Refurbishment & Leather Strap

The watch has been carefully refurbished and freshly serviced.

The acrylic crystal has been polished and is in very good condition. A new leather strap has been fitted, which further emphasizes the elegant character of the gold-tone Seamaster.

Work Performed

In July 2026, the following work was performed:

• Movement cleaned and oiled
• Movement regulated
• Professionally cleaned and inspected
• New leather strap fitted
• Acrylic crystal polished

Scope of Delivery

The scope of delivery includes:

• The Omega Seamaster Ref. 168.032
• Transport box
• In-house certificate of authenticity

Conclusion

The 1969 Omega Seamaster Automatic Ref. 168.032 is an exceptionally attractive vintage watch with a rare French Day-Date display.

Particularly noteworthy are the very good state of preservation, the rare French day display, the beautifully preserved circular brushed original finish, and the freshly serviced Omega Caliber 752.

The fact that the watch was only worn for about one year according to our information and has only had one previous owner makes this example additionally interesting.

An exceptional vintage Seamaster for collectors and enthusiasts who value rare versions, originality, and a particularly good state of preservation.