Omega Seamaster Air Force Exchange Ref 166.032 1977 The ‘Tru-Beat’ was one of

The ‘Tru-Beat’ was one of the first dead-seconds wristwatches ever offered

This Helmet Bag provides lots of space in its main compartment with two easy access and a zip pocket inside

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The matte dial features the well-known 3-6-9 numerals and remains in superb condition

Omega Seamaster Air Force Exchange Ref 166.032 1977 The ‘Tru-Beat’ was one ofThe Seamaster name was used by Omega for a huge range of watches including dive and dress pieces. This is a very nice example of a dress watch that was originally sold to a member of the US military as demonstrated by the Army and Airforce Exchange receipt (sold in 1970 for $83!) and the original guarantee booklet also has the Exchange stamp. This is a large size 36mm dress watch in steel with a lovely silver circular brush finished dial. The pie pan