OmegaSeamaster 300

KEY FACTS

• An Omega Seamaster 300 in steel from 2020 
• Offered by a trade seller based in the United Kingdom
• Presented with its display box, outer sleeve, warranty card, pictograms card, wallet and operating instructions 
• ​Omega’s five-year warranty covers the watch until 2025
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order
• The vendor notes a small blemish around 12 o'clock on the steel part of the bezel

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds
• Powered by Omega’s chronometer-certified calibre 8400 movement
• Automatic with a 60-hour power reserve
• ​Anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss
• Rotating dive bezel 
• ​Water resistant to a depth of 300 metres

SUMMARY

Inspired by the original Seamaster 300 of 1957, this modern iteration of Omega’s icon was re-configured for the 21st century at Baselworld 2014 much to the excitement of the brand's fans. The textured black dial with its Arabic numeral indices as 12, 3, 6 and 9 are a homage to the vintage reference, as are the distinctive hour hands and markers. Yet despite its period aesthetic, this 2019 watch is very much the modern Omega timepiece. The brushed and polished stainless steel case measures 41mm in diameter to align with more contemporary tastes and to provide additional comfort on the wrist. Meanwhile, the rotating dive bezel insert is filled with scratch-resistant ceramic, and the in-house developed Co-Axial movement has a power reserve of 60 hours.

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