Comments:
Back on the wrist..
I somehow lost the spring bar for this bracelet and had to settle for temporary ones that I got from a watch repair stall. I'll have to pop in the Omega service center for proper spring bars but this will do for now. 17 years, unserviced, unpolished and still keeping very good time. I think I'll spend a bit of time with it 
Quite balanced and comfortable on the wrist. I wish they had that micro adjust feature on this bracelet.
That wavy texture.. On the wrist, the lines are fine but up close appears really thick. The angle of the light helps to highlight it.
Svelte profile due to the 11.8mm thickness
Thanks for looking!
Echi
Quite balanced and comfortable on the wrist. I wish they had that micro adjust feature on this bracelet.
That wavy texture.. On the wrist, the lines are fine but up close appears really thick. The angle of the light helps to highlight it.
Svelte profile due to the 11.8mm thickness
Thanks for looking!
Echi
You are right: "sworty" in English" and "schwerty" in German ;-) [nt]
No message body
Ach so.. ;)
Of course. We're participating in a forum in english after all. Excuse me for my unreflected nit picking
Thanks! Prefer them over the Bond skeleton in spite of it being the more definitive SMP :-) (nt)
..
Truly. Not bad for what it packs.. thickness under 12mm, 300m WR, styling cues from the SM300 before reissues were a thing, dial color matching date wheel, and an easily serviceable ETA based cal 1120 (nt)
..
Just shows how good Omega watches are ...
Build quality has always been good on the Seamaster.
I have friends that have owned that model for years ...
Very reliable despite plenty of abuse;-))
I have an ex-office colleague with the electric blue dial variant. Always on his wrist. For years. And I keep asking myself how does he not go crazy with just one watch :p (nt)
..
SMP
17 years without seeing an Omega service center is evidence of Omega’s quality.
It is my favorite watch also.
Wear it everyday.
It is my favorite watch also.
Wear it everyday.
The Seamaster is my favorite line of all in the watch world...
This older version 300M is stunning! I am still new to Omega going on 5 years of ownership with my PO 8500 but their is something about their watches that grab me! And they are extremely sturdy and accurate.
One of my collecting goals is to have all 4 major types of Seamasters in my collection! Already have an AT 8900 and the PO 8500... Still need a 300 and 300M. I thought the new Bond would be the 300M i get but after this photo might need to look at some earlier versions!! That 2nd photo is awesome! thanks for sharing!
-D-
Oh yes!...but how hard to find? I do think the 300M for me will either be the new Bond, an ealry 2000's or a vintage!
Truly thing Omega does one of the best jobs with their hands!
-D-
-D-