Omega Seamaster Montreal Quartz

This watch was produced by Omega for the 1976 Montreal Olympics. It was the world's first chronograph with an analog display and a stopwatch mechanism with a digital display. The model was only in production for the year 1976, and only about 15,000 units were manufactured.

The case and bracelet show signs of age and use, and there is a very faint ownership engraving on the case back. The bracelet is long and fits a wrist approximately 21 cm thick. Service history is unknown, but the watch and its functions are working, though setting the minute hand is a bit stiff.