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129 and that watch was number 420
It has the look of a solid gold Ulysse Nardin for a fraction of the price
It has often been speculated that Omega changed to the standard version that only has the Roman numerals XVI on the dial and not the Cross of Merit because they didn't have the right to use it for marketing
Case markings (inside): SD65639
1984 Omega Seamaster Calypso 120M Vintage Mens Quartz Watch, Date - Stainless Steel & PVD Mens/Ladies 129 and that watch wasBefore the days of DLC coating became very fashionable, Omega experimented a bit with putting PVD coating on some of their Seamaster Calypso watches. This model was already an uncommon one unless you're a true ardent fan of 80's quartz era Seamasters you probably haven't yet heard of the Calypso, as very few of them were made. Besides looking cool, PVD or DLC Diamond like carbon coating provides an extra strong surface protection to the finish.
