There’s something special about the Omega Seamaster 145.005. It’s a watch that’s beloved by enthusiasts, with a design that’s timeless and functional. With straight lugs and pump pushers, it’s a watch that’s equally at home on the tennis court or in the boardroom.

But today we’re going to focus on a special version of the 145.005. It’s a rare watch, with a unique dial that’s unlike anything else out there. With a reverse panda design and a standout orange chronograph hand, it’s a watch that’s sure to turn heads. And with only a handful of examples known to exist, it’s a true collector’s item.

So join us as we explore the fascinating story of the Omega Seamaster 145.005-67. From its origins as a versatile all-rounder to its status as a prized rarity, this is a watch that’s sure to capture your imagination.

Made in 1968 this Omega Seamaster chronograph has something extra. It is an extremely rare variant with a “Reverse Panda” dial and orange “Ultra Man” style chronograph hand. This configuration is considered to be one of the rarest Seamaster configuration around and will likely not pop up for sale again in the coming years. We investigated this particular watch and invite you to read our article listing all known examples here on our website.

It is believed that this watch was created for the Mexican Olympic Games, hence giving it the nickname “Mexicano”.

What we love:

• Gorgeous Reverse Panda dial
• Collector’s piece
• Comes with original box and Omega extract of the archives

What you should know:

• Not fully intact lume