This rare 1966 Omega Seamaster reference 136.011 features a 34mm gold-plated case with a sunburst silver dial, date complication at 3 o'clock, and applied gold hour markers and hands. What sets this piece apart is the dial's custom printing of Sheikh Isa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s late Emir and founding father of the modern Bahraini state.Such watches were specially commissioned—often gifted to dignitaries, government officials, or military officers—and are highly sought after for their regional and historical significance. The watch is powered by the Omega Caliber 613, a manual-winding movement known for its reliability and serviceability.The Seamaster collection was introduced in 1948, originally designed as a robust yet elegant timepiece with water-resistant capabilities. By the 1960s, the Seamaster line had evolved into a symbol of everyday luxury and functional precision—qualities reflected in this commemorative edition.Founded in 1848, Omega has played a central role in horological history, known for its role in the Moon landing, Olympic timekeeping, and military-grade watches. This particular Seamaster not only embodies Omega’s commitment to quality but also captures a meaningful chapter of Bahraini history.
