Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The essential difference between . . .
. . . the 60th . . .
. . . and the new edition . . .
. . . is that one's an homage and the other an interpretation. My sense is that most of us in this community are more attuned to the allure of originality, so it's not surprising the 60th gets the nod here.
I don't believe there's a significant technical/horological advantage to the latest iteration of SM300 over the 60th, so the decision comes down to aesthetic sensibilities. Personally, the crown of the latest models is aesthetically problematic; the sunken dial is attractive, and the lollipop singular, but the crown is both entirely new and unprecedented. I'm told there's a technical advantage to the inwardly tapered crown, but I tried working both side by side, and couldn't discern a significant difference. Maybe with divers gloves on, but not with bare fingers.
Best,
Art
Seamaster 300 2021
Hi All, hope your all enjoying a fabulous weekend. I'm interested in one of these and not seen any posts or photos of it. Whats the general consensus? Best, Dan Photo credit: [Broken link fixed — FabR (moderator)] ...
Hi Dan …
I have handled this Omega and it’s very nicely made and fits well on the wrist and the textured dial looks very good. The movement is the excellent Co-Axial Master Chronometer. It’s also Anti-Magnetic. Are you considering one and if so what are your thoug...
Hey Captain
Hi Captain. Yep I really fancy the look of the black one. I had the 300 Spectre but it wore huge on the bracelet due to the protruding end links.I love the more subtle dial text as it nots to the 300 from the 60 and same as the Trilogy 300.
I meant to post here
Gonna place a deposit this week for one of them..have a guess which I picked
Agree with you that the 60th Anniversary Trilogy Edition…
… is a wonderful and close rendition of your superb original model dear Nicolas! Here a few shots of mine: And a last double wrist shot comparing my original model at right with original steel bracelet and the 60th Anniversary at left. ...
Super!
Great comparison. I love the scratches on the older version. A bashed up Trilogy would be amazing haha.
Thank you so much Daniel!
As soon as you wear the new watch from the Trilogy it will receive micro scratches and some true scratches which will give character and life to the watch. The vintage watches show that character and charm of a well used timepiece! Best Abel
Thanks a lot dear Nicolas for your kind compliments. Yes, the lollipop hand is a very charming detail. Regrettably mine has lost its lume a long time before arriving to me...
... and I don´t have here in my land a watchmaker which I can rely in restoring it with correct matching color so I preferred to left it as I found it. The watch keeps working fine anyway. Abrazos amigo mio! Abel
Thank you Nicolas!! I hope next year to be able to return…
… to my beloved Paris again!! Will keep you posted my dear friend!! Abrazos amigo mio!!
Trilogy 300
I had the Trilogy piece but the large shiny inner bezelling was too much and the watch was super shiny. I love the scratched versions from the 60's however.
New into Omega’s collection
It’s a fresh watch, so i guess it take some time the watch drops into the anomaly deep space of watch pro site. Stars are born and icons are in the make. I really adore the heritage Seamaster with the blue textured dial and yellow cream vintage indices, a...
Great everyday watch for all occasions
This one is a great omega with some vintage vibe. Great choice
I like it but
As a panerai person, I have mixed feelings about that dial. Does Omega have any history of making such dials in the past?
I was considering this one but then found the blue a bit dull vs the marketing pics..
Having said that, i think the blue pops under direct sunlight. The black dial looks better but then if i go that route, might as well go for the 60th anniversary version. Other than that, it’s a great offer.
I was considering this one but found the blue a bit dull versus the marketing pics..
Having said that, i think the blue pops under direct sunlight. Check out the Watchadvisor vid on YT. The black dial looks better but then if i go that route, might as well go for the 60th anniversary version. Other than that, it’s a great offer.
I haven't seen one in person yet...
but I'm really intrigued by this model, too! I find it more appealing than its predecessor in every way (and its predecessor was pretty appealing!).
Hello Dan! By coincidence yesterday I have been having lunch with a good friend who was wearing this new version of the SM 300 which he had bought just a few days before.
I was wearing my own previous version so it was inevitable to exchange our watches and compare them finding its differences. The cosmetic differences are subtle but in my personal view they improved the looks of the new model so much. Difference are: The ...
The sticking point from my perspective . . .
. . . is the tapered crown. The design is purportedly functional - easier to manipulate than a straight-edged crown. I tried working both types of crowns earlier this year side-by-side in real time and could not tell a difference between them in terms of ...
I was at my AD a few days ago…
And he had all 3 versions. I didn’t have time to spend since I was picking up a Christmas present for my wife that I had arranged in secret. I have been interested in the black dial but was really struck by the bronze/gold one. Surprising, since I general...
The essential difference between . . .
. . . the 60th . . . . . . and the new edition . . . . . . is that one's an homage and the other an interpretation. My sense is that most of us in this community are more attuned to the allure of originality, so it's not surprising the 60th gets the nod h...