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WATCH PURSUIT
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The Omega 516.53.32.20.02.002, released in 2007 as part of the Specialities collection, is a remarkable timepiece known as the Specialities Museum Collection N° 7: "Marine 1932" model. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this watch pays homage to Omega's earliest dive watch, the revolutionary "Marine" of 1932, which ignited the brand's passion for underwater exploration. Encased in rose gold, the watch exudes elegance and sophistication. Its solid caseback ensures durability and longevity. With dimensions of 50.5 x 33.05 mm, the watch boasts a unique double inter-locking case design, featuring an outer case made of 18K red gold and an inner case made of 18K white gold that can slide out to reveal the exquisite Omega Calibre 2007 movement behind sapphire crystal. The manual winding crown positioned at 12 o'clock adds a touch of vintage charm to this timepiece. Adorned with a silvered dial adorned with the vintage Omega logo and complemented by blued hands, this limited edition watch is truly a collector's item, with only 135 pieces available worldwide. The caseback is engraved with significant details including "COLLECTOR'S SERIES NUMBER SEVEN," "The OMEGA MUSEUM COLLECTION," "1932," and "MARINE," further enhancing its historical significance and allure.