Hi everyone, For those who appreciate Omega’s clean early-1970s design language, this Seamaster ref. **166.067** delivers that understated vintage elegance in full gold tone. The watch features a gold-capped case, matching sunburst dial, and the in-house **Cal. 565** automatic movement with quick-set date — all freshly serviced and performing beautifully. Every watch I sell is inspected and serviced by a professional watchmaker prior to listing. This one was completed in **October 2025**, running strong at **+6s/day**, amplitude **\~250**, beat error **0.1ms**, lift angle **49°**. You can read more about this reference in the article linked below. [https://stories.omegaforums.net/166-067-165-067-seamaster-born-without-a-bezel/](https://stories.omegaforums.net/166-067-165-067-seamaster-born-without-a-bezel/) What makes this piece truly appealing is how the gold tone flows seamlessly from case to dial to bracelet, giving it an effortlessly elegant presence on the wrist — all while remaining completely original from 1971, down to its signed crystal and bracelet. It’s the kind of Seamaster that looks equally at home with a linen shirt or a blazer — refined but never loud. **Condition** **Dial:** Original gold-tone sunburst dial in great condition with matching gold hands and markers. All text crisp and well-preserved. **Case:** Original gold-capped stainless-steel case, unpolished and well kept, showing light wear consistent with age. **Crystal:** Original signed Omega plexiglass, clean and clear. **Crown:** Original Omega crown. **Movement:** Omega Cal. 565 (quick-set date), freshly serviced in Oct 2025. Running strong and keeping excellent time. **Bracelet:** Original period-correct Omega Beads-of-Rice ref. **1037** with **No. 614** endlinks. Clasp shows light surface marks as shown in photos. Fits wrists up to \~8".