1969 Omega Seamaster Day-Date 9ct Gold – Full Set – Calibre 752 – 36mm

A proper piece of Omega history here — and not one you see often in this configuration.

This is a 1969 Omega Seamaster Day-Date, housed in solid 9ct gold, powered by the highly regarded calibre 752 automatic movement. At 36mm, it sits firmly in that “jumbo for its era” category — a size that wears beautifully today.

What really sets this example apart is the full set.
We’re talking original Omega box, original papers, and even the original receipt — showing a purchase price of just £85 in 1969. That alone tells a story.

Condition

Honest, original vintage condition.

• Case: Strong with light signs of age — exactly what you want to see
• Dial: Clean, original and well-preserved
• Movement: Recently serviced, running as it should
• Strap: New brown leather strap with replacement buckle

No nonsense — this is one of the better examples currently in our inventory, but as with all vintage pieces, expect light signs of life.

Key Details

• 📍 Year: 1969
• 🟡 Case: Solid 9ct gold
• 📏 Size: 36mm (jumbo for the era)
• ⚙️ Movement: Omega calibre 752 automatic
• 📅 Function: Day-Date complication
• 📦 Set: Full set (box, papers, original receipt)
• 🪶 Modelled on: 17.5cm wrist — suits most wrist sizes comfortably

Why This Watch

They simply don’t make them like this anymore.

A solid gold Omega, with a proven calibre, and a complete historical set — that’s where the value sits. Pieces like this are becoming harder to source, especially with this level of completeness.

It’s not just a watch — it’s a snapshot of 1969.

Price

💰 £2,995

Features & Benefits of Fine Watch Club

• ✅ 12-month timekeeping warranty
• ✅ Long, no-nonsense return policy
• ✅ Recently serviced
• ✅ Authenticity guaranteed
• ✅ Viewings welcome (by appointment only)
• ✅ Fast, secure dispatch

Important Notes

• Vintage watches are not waterproof
• Suitable for daily wear, but keep away from water
• Splash resistance at best — swimming is a firm no

If you know, you know.
This is the sort of piece that quietly disappears from the market.