OmegaSeamaster Diver 300M

The Seamaster Diver 300M is the 1993 professional diver with a helium escape valve at 10 o'clock and a wave-pattern dial. It is the watch James Bond has worn since GoldenEye in 1995. This library holds 274 references.

About the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M

The original 2531.80 automatic and 2541.80 quartz set the look: a scalloped unidirectional bezel, skeleton hands, a blue or black wave dial and a bracelet with the polished centre links. The 2018 relaunch redrew every part while keeping all of it recognisable: 42 mm, a ceramic dial with the waves laser-engraved, a ceramic bezel with enamel scale, and a Master Chronometer movement visible through a display back for the first time in the line.

The caliber 1120, a chronometer-grade ETA 2892 with Omega's own finishing, powers 54 of the references here, more than any other, and covers the first generation from 1993 into the 2000s; the 2892 piece explains its base. The Co-Axial 2500 took over in 2005, and the 2018 generation runs the 8800 in 26 references and its no-date 8806 in 25. The 9900 drives the 44 mm Master Chronometer chronograph, and the 1164 the 7750-based chronographs before it. 54 references are quartz, most of them the 1538 and 1424 of the 1990s.

The 41 mm case of the first generation is the most common at 85 references, then the 42 mm of the current one at 54, and the 36.25 mm mid-size at 49. Steel accounts for 133 cases, ceramic for 41, titanium for 20, and the 2020 No Time To Die edition introduced grade 2 titanium and a mesh bracelet. Black and blue dials cover 208 of the 274. Every reference is rated to 300 m.

The Planet Ocean goes to 600 m, the Seamaster 300 revives the 1957 original, and the Aqua Terra is the same platform without the bezel.

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