166.091
- Production
- from 1970
- Model
- Seamaster 200 m / 660 ft
- Case material
- Stainless steel
- Case size
- 40.6mm
- Movement
- Automatic
- Calibre
- Cal. 1002
- Market value band
- $4k – $9k
A Seamaster in a Piquerez tonneau case with a screwed caseback, a black dial, an orange centre-seconds hand and a bidirectional sixty-minute bezel. It runs calibre 1002, the movement Omega used across much of its professional diving range in this period, the Ploprof included.
Before you ask.
When was the Omega 166.091 produced?
The 166.091 was introduced in 1970.
What movement does the Omega 166.091 use?
The Omega 166.091 runs the Cal. 1002, an automatic movement.
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