Smiths diver (1969) This was relatively new technology

This was relatively new technology in the 1950s and Omega opted for a bumper-type weight which moves through an arc of about 270º

In the early days of wristwatches there was a fashion for small watches for gentlemen

with a bumper weight that rotates through an arc of around 270 degrees

the calibre 488 SBR that was reserved exclusively for this model

These watches were given the same 6b/542 stores reference as the Omega navigators watch

Smiths diver (1969) This was relatively new technologyThis is Smiths take on the diving watch, which was becoming popular with the top Swiss brands by the 1960s. The watch has a robust, solid stainless steel case and rubber strap. The case and overall condition is outstanding I doubt youll ever see one in less worn condition. Im not sure how seriously this watch was intended for actual diving: although its very well sealed against water ingress Im not sure the rating of 20ATM is deep enough for practical