The Omega Seamaster 168.022 is a highly regarded vintage timepiece from the late 1960s, specifically notable for featuring a chronometer-certified movement, which was uncommon for the Seamaster line at that time. While often considered "underrated" by collectors, its larger case size and high-grade movement make it a desirable "Jumbo" vintage model.
Case Size: 36mm diameter (often wearing larger due to its beefy lugs and substantial bezel).
Movement: Omega Caliber 564, a 24-jewel automatic chronometer-certified movement known for its reliability and quickset date function.
Dial: Typically found with a silver sunburst or "frosted" finish. Rare "Sparkle" dial variants also exist.
Crystal: Domed acrylic (Plexiglass), often featuring the Omega logo etched in the center.
Lugs: 19mm lug width, frequently paired with "beads of rice" or mesh bracelets.
This reference is considered relatively rare because most Caliber 564 movements were reserved for the flagship Constellation series rather than the Seamaster.
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