Hi everyone, Letting go of a very clean late 50s Omega Seamaster ref. 14770 - a slim lug stainless steel case with a silver sunburst dial and automatic cal. 562. It comes on an original Omega stainless steel "peanut" bracelet, a seldom seen design Omega produced only for a short period in the early 1960s and shown in the vintage catalog page in the album. If you like classic 60s Seamasters with a bit of extra character on the wrist, this one ticks a lot of boxes. # Condition **Dial:** Original silver sunburst dial with applied Omega logo and hour markers. All printing for "Omega Automatic" and "Seamaster" is sharp and well defined. Light, even aging only visible under close inspection; no major spots or scratches visible on the wrist. **Case:** Stainless steel case in good vintage condition. Lugs still show their original lines with normal hairline scratches from wear rather than heavy refinishing. No dents or deep gouges. The framed date window at 3 o'clock presents cleanly. **Crystal:** Original plexiglass crystal, recently polished. Clear on the wrist with only minor marks at certain angles. **Crown:** Omega signed crown, winds and sets smoothly. Date change is working as it should. **Movement:** Omega cal. 562 automatic with date, freshly serviced by my watchmaker (fully disassembled, cleaned, oiled, reassembled and regulated). Running strong and keeping good time. Timegrapher numbers and service notes are available for interested buyers. **Bracelet:** Original Omega stainless steel "peanut" bracelet with signed clasp. This is a seldom seen bracelet style that Omega only produced for a short run in the early 60s and it suits the watch perfectly. Links and clasp show normal surface wear but no major damage. A great period correct match you do not see often. **Price: $1,050 USD** Includes insured DHL Express worldwide shipping. Tariff on my end. Happy to discuss details by PM. # Payment and terms Payment via Wise, bank transfer, crypto, or PayPal G&S (buyer adds 4.5 percent fee). As with all vintage pieces, please note that the watch is **not waterproof**. Even though it has been recently serviced, these vintage Seamasters were not built to modern water resistance standards. I strongly recommend keeping it away from water, humidity and steam (no swimming, showering or sauna with the watch). All sales are final unless I have clearly misrepresented something. I am happy to provide additional photos, videos or timegrapher shots on request. Feedback on Reddit and Omega Forums available.