In 1957, OMEGA introduced its
Seamaster 300 – a watch designed specifically for divers and
professionals who worked underwater. The unidirectional rotating bezel
and diving scale, along with the combination of a black dial, lighter
indexes and large hands and numbers, made it possible for divers to read
the time in a variety of light conditions whether they were on land or
below the ocean’s surface.
More than half a
century later, the Seamaster 300 is reintroduced in a completely
upgraded and enhanced form, prepared to equip a new generation of
adventurers on land and in the oceans.
The 41
mm Seamaster 300 is available in an impressive selection of metallic
materials including stainless steel, 950 platinum, grade 5 titanium and
18K Sedna™ gold. Bicolour options pairing grade 5 titanium and 18K
Sedna™ gold or stainless steel and 18K Sedna™ gold are distinguished by
their timeless, understated aesthetic appeal.
OMEGA’s latest innovations in one collection
A black ceramic dial The
black ceramic dial of the Seamaster 300 features transferred dial
elements that are produced using a combination of gold and palladium.
The white gold colour is enhanced by a patented process that involves a
high temperature treatment; the curving contour of the indexes is
created by the enamel under-layer. The 18K white gold central hour,
minute and seconds hands are coated with “vintage” Super-LumiNova and
the hour and seconds hands emit a blue light as do the recessed hour
markers. The minute hand is also coated with Super-LumiNova but emits a
green light.
Smooth stainless steel with a Liquidmetal® diving scale The
stainless steel timepiece feature a sand-blasted black dial which
complements the polished black ceramic bezel ring decorated with a
Liquidmetal® diving scale. Recessed hour markers are coated with
“vintage” Super-LumiNova which emits a blue light as do the
rhodium-plated hour and seconds hands; the minute hand and the dot on
the bezel are coated with Super-LumiNova that emits a green light.
Striking 18K OMEGA Sedna™ gold One
of the most brilliant wristwatches in the Seamaster 300 collection
features a case and bracelet made from OMEGA’s 18K Sedna™ gold – an
exclusive material that was introduced at Baselworld in 2013. Its
sand-blasted black dial is adorned with facetted 18K Sedna™ gold hands
and white transferred dial indications. The polished black ceramic bezel
ring is enriched with an OMEGA Ceragold™ diving scale.
Master Co-Axial calibre 8400/8401 With
the Seamaster 300, OMEGA is proud to introduce two calibres in its new
family of high-quality mechanical movements. The Master Co-Axial calibre
8400/8401 not only boasts the same accuracy, precision and reliability
as its Co-Axial predecessors but also features our revolutionary
anti-magnetic technology, which ensures that the Seamaster 300 – or any
timepiece equipped with a Master Co-Axial movement – resists magnetic
fields greater than 15,000 gauss (1.5 tesla). The officially certified
chronometer is water resistant to 30 bar (300 metres / 1000 feet) and is
offered with a full four-year warranty.
The
caseback of each timepiece is engraved with “Si14”, “ANTI-MAGNETIC >
15’000 GAUSS” and, depending on what alloy the diving scale is made of,
“Liquidmetal®” or “Omega Ceragold™”. A domed scratch-resistant sapphire
crystal allows an unobstructed view of the movement inside. The Master
Co-Axial calibre 8400 equips the bi-colour, stainless steel and grade 5
titanium models while the Master Co-Axial calibre 8401, with its special
luxury finish, powers the models crafted from 18K Sedna™ gold and 950
platinum.
Patented rack-and-pusher clasp Bracelets
of each timepiece are fashioned with OMEGA’s patented rack-and-pusher
clasp, which is adjustable to six different positions making it possible
for the watch to fit over the sleeve of a diving suit. The bracelet is
adjusted by releasing the clasp, pressing the “push” button and sliding
the inner clasp to the desired fit.
Like
its historic predecessor from 1957, the Seamaster 300 features a
symmetric case and a unidirectional rotating bezel as well as a dark
dial, lighter indexes and big hands and numbers for easier reading in
various lighting conditions.
Press Release
This message has been edited by Kong on 2014-03-29 12:40:29 This message has been edited by Kong on 2014-03-29 13:10:08
The first step in OMEGA’s Co-Axial revolution began in 1999 with the unveiling of the Co-Axial escapement; in 2007, the brand developed the calibres 8500/8501, the first in-house Co-Axial movements; and just one year ago, OMEGA announced the creation of t...
In 1957, OMEGA introduced its Seamaster 300 – a watch designed specifically for divers and professionals who worked underwater. The unidirectional rotating bezel and diving scale, along with the combination of a black dial, lighter indexes and large hands...
1/ The wording at 6 o clock, which was not necessary. 2/ The sapphire case back, which is a non sense of such a diving Watch. The rest is as convincing as it is seductive. Best, Nicolas
In July of 1969, two NASA astronauts became the first human beings ever to set foot on the surface of a celestial body. When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the Moon, they had met the challenge delivered only a few years earlier by President J...
1969 was a memorable year for humankind. For the first time, we broke our terrestrial bonds and set foot on another world – and the astronauts who took those first steps on the lunar surface were equipped with OMEGA Speedmaster Professional chronographs. ...
Characterised by its thin and classic gold case, the Trésor line was first launched by OMEGA in 1949 housing the legendary 30mm calibre within. More than half a century later, the De Ville Trésor has been introduced, equipped with one of the most advanced...
Hi Kong, thanks for presenting this Omega novelty! I would go for it on the spot as this classic case and waffle dial with the date at six is a great favourite of mine. The old ref. 2627 and 2757 display these features, but they have the modest diameter o...
Thanks, Nicolas, for your support! I wish the people at Omega HQ would listen. The watch is not actually mine, but I am looking to find one, preferably in steel. Have a good start in the new week, anaesdoc
. . . but in this instance, I will be holding off judgement until trying it on later this year. Nominal size is one matter, but there are other aspects - height, proportion, angularity, dial design - that contribute to the presentation. Or, in other words...
pure numbers often do not tell the whole story. (The pun - "in most cases" - is great, even if not intended!) Nonetheless you may agree that even the flattest case and the shortest curved lugs cannot reduce the actual case size. On your wrist 40 mm should...
The 38.5 mm or 41.5 mm case is available with a bicolour combination of stainless steel and 18K red or yellow gold, or in understated stainless steel. The polished and brushed case has a polished bezel and a matt-polished screw-in crown. The lacquered bla...
The Constellation family has long been admired for its elegant yet understated design and with the introduction of OMEGA’s Constellation “Pluma”, the collection is enriched with timepieces combining a state-of-the-industry mechanical movement with exquisi...
Graced with a delicate butterfly design, the new OMEGA De Ville Prestige “Butterfly” is inspired by the beauty found in nature and is an enchanting addition to the Prestige collection. The exquisite butterfly motif on the dial is inspired by Chinese popul...