1954 Omega Seamaster Automatic Gold Cap (Ref. 2767-1SC) Cal. 354 "Formerly Awarded to TWA Employee"

The Speedmaster might be the watch that made Omega a household name (and took it to the moon), but the Seamaster has been around quite a bit longer and has its own incredible legacy worth talking about. 

First released in 1948 in celebration of Omega’s centennial anniversary, the Seamaster became a worldwide success and was the brand’s top seller for a long time. Today, it’s the longest-running name in the Omega catalog and still holds a special place in plenty of collectors’ hearts.  

This ref. 2767-1SC is a fantastic example of how well-rounded the Seamaster is, helping to make it the perfect all-day, everyday timepiece. It’s powered by the respected cal. 354 automatic "bumper" movement, which is fitted into an elegant design that is subtle, timeless, and well-balanced. With its 35mm yellow gold-capped case and long, broad lugs, the piece is both relevant and a suitable option in any environment, especially thanks to its classic dial layout that is both stylish and recognizable.

What better way to show appreciation to an employee for their many dedicated years of service than a luxury timepiece? This specific Omega Seamaster was awarded with "gratitude and esteem" to a former TWA employee. Trans World Airlines or "TWA" operated from 1930 to 2001 and was founded by Howard Hughes, known as one of the great American businessmen, movie producers, and socialites.