Omega Seamaster Cosmic Reference 136.017 SP
The Omega Seamaster Cosmic reference 136.017 SP is a vintage manual-wind timepiece from 1969, featuring a distinctive tonneau-shaped stainless steel case and a reliable Caliber 613 movement.
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Browse 68 live Omega auctionsThe Omega Seamaster Cosmic reference 136.017 SP represents a captivating period in Omega's history, emerging in 1969 when watch design was significantly influenced by the space age. This particular reference, known for its distinctive tonneau-shaped case and seamless lines, offered a forward-looking aesthetic while retaining the robust reliability synonymous with the Seamaster family.
These models often featured elegant silver sunburst dials, sometimes with a crosshair pattern, complemented by applied indices. Powered by the dependable manual-wind Caliber 613, the 136.017 SP is a testament to late-sixties Omega design, offering collectors a mechanically sound and visually striking vintage timepiece that perfectly balances sporty appeal with refined elegance.
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Reference Number
136.017 SP
Model Name
Seamaster Cosmic
Case Size
35 mm
Movement
Manual wind Caliber 613
| Production Year | 1969 |
| Reference Count | 2 |
What to look for in a vintage Omega Seamaster Cosmic 136.017 SP
When seeking a vintage Omega Seamaster Cosmic reference 136.017 SP, several key elements contribute to its appeal and value. Pay close attention to the overall condition of the tonneau-shaped stainless steel case, which should ideally show honest wear consistent with its age. The silver sunburst dial, whether plain or with a crosshair, is a focal point; look for dials with minimal surface marks and even aging, though some localized patina is often part of its charm. The applied Omega logo and indices should be intact.
Originality is also paramount. Check for the presence of the correct manual-wind Caliber 613 movement, ensuring it is running well. While a beads-of-rice bracelet is a highly desirable period-correct accompaniment, the watch can also be found on other straps. As with all vintage watches, a comprehensive understanding of its condition will ensure a satisfying acquisition.
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