Fans of the original Seamaster Bullhead will be happy to discover all the charm of the symmetrical case and dial has remained in the re-issue. The sizable crown sits at 12 o’clock high on the case, flanked on each side by the chronograph actuators (hence the “Bullhead” moniker). A second crown hangs at 6 ‘clock, controlling the internal rotating bezel. The case as a whole nails the feeling of the original, save for a few details. The crowns are quite contemporary in their design, and the thickness of the case has grown considerably since the original. But let’s face it, if you’re looking for a slim watch, you’re in the wrong ballpark if you’re looking at this.
Hands-On With The Omega Seamaster Bullhead (Live Pics + Pricing)
