1958 Omega Seamaster “Tuxedo” Dial – Calibre 420 – Hand-Wound 

Price: £795 

A beautifully honest example of a late-1950s Omega Seamaster, powered by the reliable calibre 420 hand-wound mechanical movement and presented in a classic 34mm stainless-steel case.

This watch stands out thanks to its two-tone dial, often referred to by collectors as a “tuxedo” dial — a subtle contrast between the inner and outer sections that gives depth, character, and unmistakable vintage presence. No date, no clutter, just pure mid-century Omega design.

Fitted on a new green leather strap (18mm tapering to 14mm), it wears clean, elegant, and unmistakably vintage. Black or brown strap options are available if preferred.

Key Details

• Brand: Omega

• Model: Seamaster

• Year: 1958

• Movement: Omega Calibre 420 – mechanical hand-winding

• Case: Stainless steel

• Diameter: 34mm

• Dial: Original two-tone “tuxedo” style dial

• Crystal: Acrylic (correct for the period)

• Strap: New green leather strap (strap swaps available)

• Service: Recently serviced and running well

Features & Benefits

✔ Calibre 420 Hand-Wound Movement
A robust, proven Omega movement from the brand’s golden era. Simple, reliable, and easy to maintain — exactly what you want in a vintage daily wearer.

✔ No Date, Pure Symmetry
The absence of a date window keeps the dial perfectly balanced and timeless. This is how dress watches were meant to look.

✔ Two-Tone “Tuxedo” Dial
Subtle contrast, real character, and genuine age. These dials age beautifully and are far more interesting than flat silver examples.

✔ Stainless Steel Case
Hard-wearing, versatile, and easy to live with — suitable for regular wear without the fragility of plated cases.

✔ Strap Flexibility
Supplied on a green leather strap for vintage flair, with black or brown alternatives available on request.

The Investment Angle

Early Seamaster models continue to gain appreciation as collectors move away from modern reissues and back toward authentic, mechanical, mid-century Omega.

At £795, this represents:

• A genuine vintage Omega Seamaster

• A serviced in-house mechanical movement

• A distinctive dial variant

• An increasingly scarce price point

You simply cannot buy new Swiss mechanical quality like this at this level anymore. As entry-level vintage Omega continues to rise, well-preserved, serviced examples like this are becoming harder to replace — especially at sub-£1,000.

Buy it to wear, enjoy it, and quietly let the market do the rest.

Why Buy from Fine Watch Club

• Hand-picked vintage watches only

• Correct movements and honest descriptions

• Fully checked and serviced where stated

• UK-based seller with fast insured delivery

• Personal service from someone who actually knows vintage Omega