For sale is an exceptional and rare vintage 1950s Omega Seamaster gent's watch, a true classic that embodies both style and history. This iconic timepiece features a case size measuring 34.5mm in diameter, not including the crown, and stretches 42.5mm from lug tip to lug tip, making it a perfectly sized watch for any discerning collector or connoisseur of fine timepieces.
The watch boasts a luxurious gold-capped exterior over a durable stainless-steel case, identified as model 2577-13 SC, which remains in very good condition despite its age. Its original signed crown adds to the watch's allure, and a brand-new acrylic crystal ensures that the dial is protected while enhancing the overall aesthetic.
One of the highlights of this Omega Seamaster is its well-preserved factory-original black dial, which has matured beautifully over the years. The dial showcases attractive gold hands and hour markers that provide a striking contrast against the deep black background, ensuring excellent readability as well as an understated elegance. 
Inside the case, you will find a professionally serviced bumper automatic wind movement that is not only running solidly but also exhibits remarkable accuracy. This timepiece is powered by the renowned Omega calibre 351, featuring a serial number 12969705 that dates the watch back to 1951, solidifying its status as a genuine piece of horological history. Not to mention, this is a first-generation Seamaster reference. 
To complement this beautiful watch, it comes with a brand new 18mm genuine leather strap, designed for comfort and style. The watch displayed in the accompanying photo is styled on a wrist size of 6 inches, highlighting its versatility and suitability for various wrist sizes. 
This Omega Seamaster is more than just a watch; it is a testament to timeless craftsmanship and design. Whether you're looking to add to your collection or seeking a unique gift for a loved one, this vintage timepiece is sure to impress. Don’t miss the chance to own this remarkable piece of watchmaking history!