The authenticity of the watch has been checked and certified by Sebastian, who is one of Sweden's leading watch experts.

This vintage Omega Seamaster Daydate, produced circa 1980, combines a gold-plated stainless steel case and bracelet with a champagne pinstripe dial for classic appeal. In very good condition with light scratches, it is an elegant choice for the office, dinner engagements or adding refined vintage character to everyday tailoring.

Q: What size is this watch?
A: This Omega Seamaster Daydate has a 35 mm case. It offers a classic vintage size that sits neatly on the wrist and suits those who prefer a refined, understated look rather than an oversized watch.

Q: What wrist size will it fit?
A: The bracelet currently fits a wrist of up to approximately 19 cm. If your wrist is smaller, sizing may be possible depending on the bracelet construction, but please review the product information carefully if you need a precise fit.

Q: What size is this watch?
A: This Omega Seamaster Daydate has a 35 mm case. It offers a classic vintage size that sits neatly on the wrist and suits those who prefer a refined, understated look rather than an oversized watch.

Q: What wrist size will it fit?
A: The bracelet currently fits a wrist of up to approximately 19 cm. If your wrist is smaller, sizing may be possible depending on the bracelet construction, but please review the product information carefully if you need a precise fit.

Q: Is this watch automatic or battery powered?
A: This is an automatic watch, which means it is powered by wrist movement rather than a battery. If it has not been worn for a while, it may need gentle winding and regular wear to keep running consistently.

Q: Does this watch show both the day and the date?
A: Yes. As the name suggests, this is a Daydate model, so it displays both the day of the week and the date, making it a practical everyday vintage watch as well as a collectible Omega piece.

Q: Is it suitable for everyday wear?
A: Yes, it can be worn regularly if treated with appropriate care. Its overall condition is rated very good, with light scratches on the case and bracelet, so it is well suited to careful daily use while still being a vintage watch from circa 1980.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The external condition is very good, with light scratches on the case and bracelet. The internal condition is also listed as very good, and the hardware is described as shiny with light scratches. As with most vintage watches, minor signs of age and wear are to be expected.

Q: Is this vintage Omega water resistant?
A: We recommend treating it as a vintage piece and avoiding water exposure unless it has been pressure tested very recently. Even when vintage watches were originally rated for water resistance, seals and gaskets age over time, so swimming, showering and submerging the watch are not advised without current testing.

Q: What is included with the watch?
A: This watch comes with no accessories. If you are looking for original extras such as a box, papers or other product information, only what is stated in the product information should be considered included.

Q: How should I care for a vintage automatic Omega watch?
A: Store it in a dry place, keep it away from strong magnets and shocks, and have it checked by a qualified watch specialist at appropriate intervals. For vintage automatic watches, regular servicing and careful handling help preserve accuracy, longevity and overall condition.

Q: What size is this watch?
A: This Omega Seamaster Daydate has a 35 mm case. It offers a classic vintage size that sits neatly on the wrist and suits those who prefer a refined, understated look rather than an oversized watch.

Q: What wrist size will it fit?
A: The bracelet currently fits a wrist of up to approximately 19 cm. If your wrist is smaller, sizing may be possible depending on the bracelet construction, but please review the product information carefully if you need a precise fit.

Q: Is this watch automatic or battery powered?
A: This is an automatic watch, which means it is powered by wrist movement rather than a battery. If it has not been worn for a while, it may need gentle winding and regular wear to keep running consistently.

Q: Does this watch show both the day and the date?
A: Yes. As the name suggests, this is a Daydate model, so it displays both the day of the week and the date, making it a practical everyday vintage watch as well as a collectible Omega piece.

Q: Is it suitable for everyday wear?
A: Yes, it can be worn regularly if treated with appropriate care. Its overall condition is rated very good, with light scratches on the case and bracelet, so it is well suited to careful daily use while still being a vintage watch from circa 1980.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The external condition is very good, with light scratches on the case and bracelet. The internal condition is also listed as very good, and the hardware is described as shiny with light scratches. As with most vintage watches, minor signs of age and wear are to be expected.

Q: Is this vintage Omega water resistant?
A: We recommend treating it as a vintage piece and avoiding water exposure unless it has been pressure tested very recently. Even when vintage watches were originally rated for water resistance, seals and gaskets age over time, so swimming, showering and submerging the watch are not advised without current testing.

Q: What is included with the watch?
A: This watch comes with no accessories. If you are looking for original extras such as a box, papers or other product information, only what is stated in the product information should be considered included.

Q: How should I care for a vintage automatic Omega watch?
A: Store it in a dry place, keep it away from strong magnets and shocks, and have it checked by a qualified watch specialist at appropriate intervals. For vintage automatic watches, regular servicing and careful handling help preserve accuracy, longevity and overall condition.