How to Use the Omega Seamaster Chronograph by AuthenticWatches.com

After receiving many inquiries from our customers about how to use a given watch, our company has decided to start an exciting new series of tutorial videos on the most popular models that we sell. Sometimes those manufacturer manuals are not as helpful as they should be, so we hope that these videos will help you to familiarize yourself with your watch much more quickly and easily.
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[@youngdoan3465]

Thanks for the nice info. How do you adjust the links on this watch? I saw the screw on both end. Thanks again.

[@paulbrady8107]

my omega is the only possession that I would not leave behind in an emergency. house on fire I'm not leaving till I fetch it.😭

[@VanNgo-bs5dz]

can you make a video how to adjust the links on this watch? Thanks

[@benderdiver]

The bezel is for maximum no decompression time at a predetermined depth, oxygen in you tank would kill you at a very shallow depth,it's air in the tank,you can have some nitrogen filtered out of air (nitrox) so there is slightly less nitrogen to get into blood,but the enriched air will be toxic at shallower depths than air ,

[@ilivill]

Mate you can also set a chronograph to another time zone, and by starting the chronograph you maintain two times. By holding the buttons it forces the chronographs to fine-tune

[@jaime4022]

What do you mean by "holding the buttons you force the chronograph to fine tune?"

[@nickbrooker1411]

The bezel has nothing to do with ‘timing oxygen’ - a pressure gauge does that - the bezel is to time ‘dive time’, ‘deco time’ or ‘no deco time’ depending on the dive plan

[@jfrschnell]

that's the dive watch i would buy. I'll do so when the money tree bear more fruit

[@GT71XY]

Nice watch but expensive to have serviced (AU$1200)

[@bendel07]

Bezel is to determine bottom time not air time or NDL

[@michaelmatosz1603]

Is this a good watch for everyday wear? I’ve done research and love this watch but don’t want it to fancy/bling style if you know what I mean.

[@authenticwatches]

This timepiece is perfect for everyday wear. This is actually the everyday watch of a few people in the office. Perfect mix of sporty everyday and dressy when needed.

[@darkemperor9006]

No. Not every chronograph has the same second's hand movement. Fossil chronographs have the reverse situation

[@greg55666]

Sometimes Omega does things that are just lame. Can you imagine Bond carrying that dumb fob with his keys so he can change the date on his fancy watch? It's REALLY dumb. Also, "don't press the B button when the chronograph is running, it will damage the watch." SERIOUSLY? I love some Omega watches, but some of them are idiotic.

[@Yoshi1478]

I've never seen Bond change the date.

[@leofcpm]

Bond's watches are modified versions of the original Omega models. So, if the MI6 is capable of integrating a laser and a strong magnet inside a watch, they sure made some huge ass modifications to its mechanism and settings. LUL