[Album](https://imgur.com/a/o3RJtEb) [Timestamp](https://imgur.com/CQXFByJ) Up for sale is a special gem! I've had this 1969 Omega Seamaster "Big Crown" for the past few years and have really enjoyed it. Somewhere along the way I ended up with two. I recently instituted a one in and one out rule, so I unforutnately have to let this one go.The Blue dial on this model is sunning and I think the 37mm (without crown) size is perfect for a sleek skindiver. I think you can really see some of the origins of the modern Planet Ocean design in this model. Although this model was only produced for a few years at the end of the 1960's into the start of the 1970’s, it has become quite popular and can be difficult to find in good shape. Like most diving watches of the era, the watch exhbits some wear. Notably there are signs of wear on the case surface, but nothing out of the ordinary. I don’t see any obvious signs of polishing. The bezel is really clean and totally intact, without any signs of paint/color loss, but does have one small crack in the acrylic insert. That has been there since I've owned it and is stable. The dials on these watches often age into an "orange peel" type texture or “spiderweb.” If you look closely, you can see light signs of that in this example. However, it is very light and isn't very apparent when on the wrist in my opinion.  Recently, the watch was serviced and it now runs great with strong amplitude +/- 250 and has been keeping time amazingly. During the service, a new crystal was installed and the mainspring was replaced. The watch also comes with an original 1125 “President”-style bracelet. It currently fits a +/-7 inches, but I can take another measurement if sizing is a concern.I also have a brand new 1125 that came off of a watch that was sent to Omega for service. I can swap that in for an added cost. I am asking $2850 USD + shipping. Reasonable offers are considered. Zelle preferred, but PayPal is a possibility with fees added. The watch would be shipping from the Massachusetts/Greater-Boston area. I have lots of eBay feedback and am a relatively active member of the Omegaforums. I am happy to answer questions or hop on a call to chat.Don't miss out! My loss is your gain!