Omega Seamaster Automatic 2846/2848 5SC 1958
Insured International Delivery
Serviced by our watchmaker
12-Month Mechanical Warranty
14-day returns accepted
- Description
- The Seamaster story
This 1958 Omega Seamaster features a crosshair dial, an exceptional patina that has turned into orange tones, and applied gold indices.
Its case is gold-plated, with a stainless steel caseback and a signed crown. It is powered by the Omega caliber 501, an automatic movement with a central rotor.
Watch condition
The watch is entirely original, with the exception of the crystal, which has been replaced. The dial has never been touched and has developed a golden patina across its entire surface over time. The crown is signed Omega. The gold-plated case is in good overall condition and has not lost any material.
Photo / video taken on a 17 cm wrist
What do we know about the 501 caliber?
The 501 is an automatic caliber with a central rotor, introduced by Omega in 1955. Its rotor spins 360° and the movement beats at 19,800 vibrations per hour. It gradually replaced the bumper calibers.
What is a bumper system?
The bumper is an older automatic winding system. The rotor only oscillates approximately 120 to 130° and bounces against bumpers, hence its name. You can sometimes feel this slight shock on your wrist.
Launched in 1948 to celebrate Omega's centenary, the Seamaster is one of the Swiss brand's most iconic collections. In its early days, it embodied the ultimate "dress-sport" watch: robust, waterproof, yet elegant enough to accompany its wearer in all circumstances. In 1957, it adopted the seahorse as its emblem: a symbol inspired by Venetian sculptures of Neptune, carved on either side of the gondolas in the City of Doges, and since then inextricably linked to the collection's marine identity.
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What comes with your watch
Our signature case to protect and store your timepiece.
A new leather strap ready to be worn.
A 12-month warranty certificate, which also attests to its authenticity.
Customs / Taxes
For orders within the European Union, our prices are displayed inclusive of all taxes. No additional fees will be added at the time of delivery.
For orders outside the European Union, customs duties or import taxes specific to your country of residence may be required upon receipt. Please inquire on official websites.
Delivery
We ship our watches worldwide via UPS, FedEx, or DHL.
Standard delivery
- France: 2-3 business days
- Europe, UK, Switzerland: 2-5 business days
- North America: 4-10 business days
- Rest of the world: 4-10 business days
Express delivery
- France: 24 business hours
- Europe, UK, Switzerland: 1-3 business days
- North America: 2-6 business days
- Rest of the world: 2-6 business days
The indicated timeframes are estimates and may vary depending on your location, the chosen delivery method, carrier availability, and customs clearance.
Waterproofing
Our vintage watches are not water-resistant.
Avoid any contact with water as well as exposure to dust, sand, or excessive humidity, in order to maintain the proper functioning of the mechanism.
Any water or dust infiltration can damage the watch and is not covered by the warranty.
Returns
You have 14 days from the receipt of your order to make a return. To learn more, consult our return policy.
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