☺ Overhauled and guaranteed to work ☺ ★★★ Genuine and Authentic Guarantee ★★★ This item was purchased by my family's watch shop at a used goods market, which only those with a used goods dealer's license can enter. I personally purchased and am now selling it. All watches have been overhauled and maintained, with every detail of the internal mechanisms checked, so you can be 100% confident in their authenticity. This is a vintage Omega Seamaster for women. A beautiful piece with a genuine 5-link stainless steel Jubilee bracelet is a rare find. The body is made of stainless steel. The movement is an automatic winding type that winds the mainspring with the movement of your arm, so you don't need to operate the crown as often, making it ideal for women who are new to antique watches. It has a date display and a second hand. The dial has a silver satin finish. The surface has a fine unevenness, giving it a matte texture and a luxurious feel. You look at the watch dial many times a day, so any noticeable dirt will inevitably bother you later. You won't regret choosing a watch with a clean dial from the start. The bracelet can accommodate a wrist circumference of up to approximately 170mm. We can arrange for additional genuine bracelet links to extend the bracelet (additional cost applies). Measurements with a timegrapher show the watch's daily error to be around 0 to +5 seconds, achieving chronometer-grade accuracy. The size is approximately 25mm wide (excluding the crown). Originally a waterproof watch, the gaskets have been replaced, but the waterproof performance has deteriorated due to aging, so please treat it as a non-waterproof watch (sweat in the summer is not a problem). Although this watch is in excellent condition, considering it's over 50 years old, please forgive any minor scratches or age-related deterioration as it is a used item. ● The most important point to check when purchasing a vintage automatic watch is the wear and tear or damage to the automatic rotor shaft. Watches that have been used without regular maintenance often have worn or damaged automatic rotor (weight) shafts, so caution is needed when purchasing. If you shake the watch and hear a metallic sound like metal on metal from inside the watch, it's a sign that the shaft is broken, requiring expensive repairs involving parts replacement. We do not sell watches in such poor condition, so you can buy with confidence.