This has a fine rose gold (rose gold is often called pink gold, not very masculine is it? I have always preferred the rose gold tag which is much more descriptive) case and is in excellent condition (at least 87%, extra fine) and has the Seamaster logo on the back. The black dial is in excellent condition and I don’t think it has been repainted (though I stand to be corrected on this). There is a tiny bit of brassing (always seems to be a problem with rose gold, don't know why) on one side but this is only to be expected and isn't noticable.

The watch says Seamaster. the Seamaster was originally developed for yachtsmen and the number beside the word refers to the depth in metres that it is supposed to be waterproof too, although, as I have said elsewhere, vintage watches cannot be guaranteed to be waterproof. In any. Some even had clip-on backs though this one is a screw back.  I just don’t understand how a clip-on back could be called waterproof!!

This watch is in all around very fine condition and would grace any collection or wrist.