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as the BA 166.0001 entry in the Omega database states the following for the dial: Dial Metal, with metal "stick" hands and hand-rivetted gold hour markers. No picture of the dial though. Does that information mean that BA 166.0001 were *always* produced with stick hands and no other hands were ever

Dear all Thanks so far for your opinions! Dr. No, the information about the broken crosshairs would be reassuring, I also found other 166.001s with broken crosshairs: I today got 2 more pics from the seller, one from the caseback (although a pretty bad picture, one can hardly read the numbers) and

Dear all I could use a little help with identifying whether the following piece looks legit: Advertised as a 1966 Seamaster, calibre 562, solid yellow gold, reference number 230 26 230. The ref number does not show up on the Omega vintage database. The Seamaster script looks correct for the stated y