Description & Condition Report: you know what the dial looks like to me? either those mountain maps which shows how high the terrain is or when you accidentally drip oil into water and it forms those bubbly things. Super whacky to think omega made this in the 70s but i'm glad they did, a big showcase to what omega was capable of during their prime and why vintage omegas are such beauty to own.
This specific piece has no dial corrosion or glass scratches. its on a new 11mm after market strap and buckle. watch is fully serviced on november 2023. it also runs on the famous caliber 625, which is one of the most successful and reliable omega movements ever made.
