Omega Seamaster 300M Quartz black (212.30.41.61.01.001) - Review

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Omega Seamaster 300M Quarz black (212.30.41.61.01.001) - Review
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[@Patrick3331]

I like the fact that it isn't, this way I can leave it for a few days and pick it up and it is still running. perfect grab and go watch!

[@felipebravo2367]

Honestly, I'll never understand this need some people have to criticize things other people buy. So what it's a quartz watch? If it were the junk some people say it is, Omega wouldn't bother making them in the first place. Yes, they discontinued those but for different reasons, I'm sure. It's annoying to see the amount of crap people say. Battery leak? Even if does happen, replacing the whole quartz movement wouldn't be that much more expensive than full servicing an auto, if at all... Love autos, can spend a good part of my day just watching my autos run cause you know engineering behind the movement. However, I'm considering buying a pre-owned SMP quartz for everyday use. Have you had any issues with yours or regretted not going for the auto? Nice video btw, thanks for uploading. Cheers, mate!

[@romulus219]

I wanted a quartz specifically and its difficult to find a high end watch with a quartz movement. I also love that Bond wore the Seamaster Pro 300m. A jeweler friend of mine advocates quartz movements b/c they are more reliable and low maintenance. So it was a no brainer for me b/c I could care less about the "tradition" of automatic movements. Plus, I don't typically wear my Omega everyday so not having to wind it and reset the time is a huge plus.

[@OverlandTT]

4 years on, I can say in the last 12 months my 2007 Quartz 300M lost only 8 seconds. I've web it everyday for 11 years.

[@supergee1070]

Thank you for posting this great video... I just bought this model and your video was very helpful in helping decide which watch to buy. Merry Christmas and wishing all the best regards from Melbourne Australia.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for your comment, I am 100% sure you love yours as much as I do mine. This is a great watch and I am happy I was able to help. cheers mate

[@Patrick3331]

Honestly, you need to wear it once and you wil be hooked! I love it, it's always good to go if I need to rush out! And it feels valuable, no worris about it! For the other days I have my Aqua Terra 8500.

[@Patrick3331]

Ww, I am happy that my video helped you to make the decision towards ther 300M. I love mine too, wear it usually 3-5 days a week. Wearing it even at right this moment. Great watchs! Congrats to yours!

[@Patrick3331]

I got this one for my 30th birthday too! ;-) Yes, quartz vs. mechanical, the discussion about it will never stop. I am happy that the value went up, though I won't give mine away what ever comes, it's my birthday gift and it is my first Omega!

[@Patrick3331]

Agree, it is a real beauty! It took me several years to get to the stage to get an Omega. Honestly, if you are a watch lover and you have not yet spend money on different less expensive watches, my advise, save a bit longer and you will get your Omega faster! Don't get distracted by cheaper offers (Certina, Tissot & Co.), save and get the 300M in quarz and I guarantee that you won't regret it! I love my 300M, it's the one I wear most!

[@ARRRRRRRRFUL]

Just wanted to say I eventually bought the 300m Quartz (you wrote me a reply a long time ago), I love it!

[@Patrick3331]

Correct! And that's why I usually grab that one in the morning when I am late, as it is running all the time! Great watch! Love it!

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you very mch for your very positive feedback and comment! I appreciate it and I am happy that my video allowed you to make a decision to purchase this beautiful watch! It is very accurate, I did mention the results somewhere but in case it's not here, I ran a test with an atomic watch and after 1 full month the Omega was off with less than 1 second (around 0.67 sec.). And the quick-set hour hand is just awesome, especially for someone who travels a lot! I love this watch and wear it daily.

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you! The discontinuation has been discussed in multiple watch forums but until now I couldn't find an official statement from Omega. But I agree with this and you can see that they have upgraded the mechanical 300M with the ceramic bezel but they have not done so with the quartz one, therefore there won't be one coming! Unfortunately, so get one as long as you can!

[@Patrick3331]

Congratulations, you will love it for sure as much as I do love mine! I got mine for my 30th B-Day! A special watch for a special occasion! Enjoy it and thanks for the nice comment.

[@1000lightyrs]

Best Seamaster review I've ever seen, well done!! I think they're the best looking and most iconic Omega too.

[@Patrick3331]

Mate, I bought two Omega's at once (Seamaster AquaTerra 8500) and the 300M Quartz. There was no money left for the automatic version and looking back even if I did have the money, I believe the combination of automatic & quartz is great! When I have to run in the morning, I grab the 300M and it works. Perfect! I would love to have a vintage Omega wrist watch. I do own a vintage Omega pocket watch (check my channel), but I cannot wear it on a daily basis!

[@Patrick3331]

Congratulations mate! You gonna love the 300M, it's the best daily wearer you can imagine and the feeling of owning one and being able to wear it whenever you want, priceless! Enjoy it as much as you can!

[@Patrick3331]

When did you buy yours? Is it maybe the older 300M, the one before this one? Where did you get it and did it have all the papers that I showed in the video?

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you very much for your nice comment, I highly appreciate it! I really love this watch and I guess it shows in the review! I am happy that I was able to assist you with your decision towards getting the Omega!

[@ccw1961]

I have a quartz sea master. Now 11years old . Never missed a beat and so much more accurate than a mechanical. I love mechanicals but in the real world I want correct time or within a couple of seconds constant. Mechanicals, even good movements just cant do it. Also. real saturation divers would use a quartz by choice. Check out the Scurfa dive watch site for an affordable diver that has it all. Oh, and actually used at great depth by a professional saturation diver.

[@zacharylagler242]

I bought this exact watch new and it holds an accuracy of 0.5 seconds off per month, as synced with the atomic clock.

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you! I love my Omega(s) and this one is by far the one with the most wrist time at the moment. It's great and I can only recommend it!

[@jarviscockerspaniel]

Thanks! Despite its size it feels sleek and smooth. The quality of the manufacture is impecable.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for your comment. I actually always wanted the black one from the beginning, the blue one was too much around and the black looked more classy!

[@Patrick3331]

You are most welcome! If you don't have one yet and you are thiking about it, put the money together and save one for yourself before they will be gone.

[@Patrick3331]

Yes, Omega starts around Euro 1900.00 for the Seamster 300M. And they are raising the prices every year once or twice.

[@Clefty09]

I had to watch the video again. I just bought a blue one and its coming in the mail. I can't wait!

[@dellmg]

Nice video Sir. I got the exact same watch for my 30th birthday, it's an awesome watch. The cool thing is omega don't make the quartz version of this sea master anymore so it's gone up in value quite considerable which is rare for quartz watches.

[@Patrick3331]

I do, no worries, I do wear my 300M 3-4 days a week, usually on a daily rotation with my Aqua Terra 8500 and one of my other watches on the weekend (G-Shock's or Seikos).

[@Patrick3331]

Mate, you are speaking what I am thinking! I love my 300M for the pure fact that in the morning when my automatic watches stopped running the 300M is ready to go! Love mine, my favorite watch despite having a Aqua Terra 8500 Co-axial. ;-)

[@Patrick3331]

Guys, I appreciate your views and support. The video hit 24.000 views in total so far! Thanks a lot!

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you, I am happy that it helped. It is a great watch and you gonna love it once you get it!

[@Patrick3331]

Thank you for your kind words and comment. Did my best to show the watch and give it a deep review not just a shitty commercial but something that can help people who are thinking about buying this watch!

[@Patrick3331]

Honestly, from all my watches the 300M quartz is the one I wear most of all! I just like the size, weight and look of it. I decided against the blue one because there were too many of them around (at least here in Dubai) and the black looked more luxurious and classy to me! I think a quartz needs to be in every watch collectors box, it is a great "grab-and-go" watch when you are in a hurry! I love my 300M!

[@Patrick3331]

Hi, the UVP (original retail price) for the Quarz 300M is Euro 1,800.00 and for the Automatic 300M Euro 3,200.00! So we are talking about 77,78% difference from the Quarz to the Automatic one!

[@Patrick3331]

Do you feel that it is big? After waering different Seiko's and my Certina the 300M seems actually smaller and less big to me. I actually wear mine to a suit nearly daily and it fits despite being a diver's watch!

[@Patrick3331]

Mate, whatever makes you happy! I own many watches with different movements and even though I love my Omega AquaTerra with the 8500 movement, the one I wear most is the 300M! I like it, if you don't you will have something you like! That's the good thing about the market, there is something for everyone out there.

[@Patrick3331]

Nice that the value went up, I didn't really check the prices as I am not planning to ever sell mine. But it's always good when the price goes up after the purchase. ;-)

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it! I am happy to hear that my video was able to make your decision easier. I really like Omega and the reason I did this video was that I wanted to show how nice this watch really is in all detail, because I was looking for a good review myself before buying it but couldn't find what I was looking for, so I made this review for all who are in the same situation I was. It does make the decision to buy easier if you see the watch in full detail! Thanks!

[@jmbwithcats]

Thanks Patrick, I can't wait to receive it tomorrow!

[@w44nne]

Great review! There's so many geeky, boring reviews of watches but yours actually took me past the step of mulling over and I've agreed to purchase one. The quartz movement in this watch is by no means comparable to a cheap Casio like lots of people would believe. It's much more than that, and therefore much more accurate as a result. This may be 1 second off per month but a Casio could be 20secs! That's no to say I dislike Casio as I have MANY, but it shows the difference. The quick-set hour h

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your comment. It is very difficult to find good review if you are really looking for a specific watch. Either the video quality is poor or you see only the basics, but no details. I wanted to make sure that I show everything that someone who wants to buy this beautiful Omega knows what to look for! cheers

[@Patrick3331]

Well, this discussion will never end in the watch forums! Yes, it is battery operated, but there are advantages which an automatic can't have! But I love both for different reasons! I live my Aqua Terra with the 8500 caliber as much as I love this one with the quartz movement!

[@Patrick3331]

You are most welcome! And I am happy that through my review you found your dream watch! That makes me verry happy, exactly the reason why I made the review, to allow other watch lovers to make the right decision! In some time check out my review of the Seamaster Aqua Terra Chronograph with the 8500 caliber! That would be the next Omega to look for ;-)! No no, give it a year or two before the next one! But I am certain, the 300M won't stay alone for too long! cheers mate!

[@Patrick3331]

Depends on what your criteria is. I love it, my easy worn watch of all I have. I love Omega and it is a great piece of engineering and craftsmanship.

[@romulus219]

I have this Omega and absolutely love it. Quartz has its benefits and I prefer it much more than an automatic.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for more than 10.000 views! I hope you all enjoy this video and for everyone who is still thinking if he/she should get this watch, don't think, get it before they will discontinue it!

[@Patrick3331]

The automatic one is more expensive (nearly double) and you don't need to change the battery, but you need to service it more often and take good care of it as it is not as shock resistant (not direct hits, but for work that shakes the watch a lot or playing Golf and automatic watch is more likely to be affected than a quartz one).

[@bgkuato]

I have the same watch and I love it,I've had it for 3 years and it is still on the original battery.I have the 45 mm planet ocean co axial also but for everyday use this is what I wear,I work with it on go running take it to the gym this watch has been through a lot of abuse and it only looses about 1 second per month and still looks new,sometimes I get scratches on the clasp,but I remove them with the green part of a scotch brite pad.It's always good to have a high quality quartz in the arsena

[@Clefty09]

I found a black dial quartz SM and returned my blue one to get the black one! They're both nice. I like the black more but actually miss the blue one, now. Autos are intriguing, but I feel for the price, a watch should always keep accurate time without maintenance. This black SM quartz is going on a month on my wrist and has not lost a second! I'm very impressed. Sorry to say, I'm not too impressed with the clasps. Both of mine have popped loose, while pulled on, and I had the diver e

[@Patrick3331]

You gonna love it, I can promise it! Thanks for the nice comment, I sometimes watch this video myself from now and then, it is really nice!

[@Patrick3331]

I can only recommend it, I wear it most of the time in change with the Aqua Terra I have. I love the fact that it is quartz, makes it the ideal watch for grab & go.

[@Patrick3331]

It was around 3-4 seconds in 30 days, which is great! I can only recommend it!

[@josecaso8196]

Hello my friend, really great video, i have a question for you my friend, i recently received as a gift a Tag Heuer quartz from the 90s, it is in great conditions, and i have noticed 7 to 8 seconds lead in one month, my question is: is it ok for the years of the watch having those 7 to 8 seconds lead?? I ask you because in this link of Tag Heuer official webside, it says that their quartz movement is -1 +11 seconds per month: faq.tagheuer.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/What-is-an-automatic-movement/?l=en_US&c=Products%3ATechnical_Details&fs=RelatedArticle but i would like to know your opinion, thanks for your help my friend and i hope you can answer. cheers.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for your comment! As mentioned, get one before they will be gone. And with Omega I wouldn't worry about spare parts in 20 years, they will have plenty of them in stock!

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for all viewers, nearly 15000 views so far! I appreciate your comments!

[@Patrick3331]

Just checked again, and I prefer the smaler links. It looks good to me. Thanks!

[@Patrick3331]

As per my information they stopped making this particular model end of last year. That said it doesn't mean that they don't have them all sold already. You still might be able to find a brand new one in the store, but the wave design dial is not made anymore by Omega. The new one doesn't have the wave design anymore.

[@Patrick3331]

Actually, I just tried it (I am wearing it right now) and it was very easy to do so! I will upload an new video and show it, I think I had clippery hands when I recorded this video. I can guarantee you that it is easy to turn the bezel, no worries at all. But maybe you had one that had a problem, but a service would for sure fix the issue.

[@Patrick3331]

Most watch collectors enjoy setting their watches or winding them every day, that's part of their hobby. Thanks for the nice comment and I guess I should say you are welcome for making the video available for everyone so yoou could see that you want it rather than sorry for getting you to love it! Watch it as many times as you need and get your dream watch better sooner than later.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks to all for 20.000 views! Great feedback for my review!

[@Patrick3331]

As mentioned above, they still might have them in stock, but they are not making new ones anymore. That was what I read in various watch forums. cheers

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks for the nice comment. It is most probably my favorite watch and the one I wear most of all (with the Aqua Terra).

[@Patrick3331]

Well, I would have gotetn the automatic if there would have not been the problem with the price tag being close to double. But I do not regret it at all, I love the fact that I can just grab it and it keeps running even if I leave it for a couple of days (which either way isn't happening ;-)).

[@Patrick3331]

Quartz watches are battery powered and automatic watches are powered by the movement of the hand through a rotating weight in the watch.

[@Patrick3331]

I believe the UVP (retail price) is something around Euro 1,900.00 at the moment, but this was like 6 months ago. Omega increases prices 1-3 times a year, so you better get one earlier than later. As well they have announced to discontinue the quartz models in the range!

[@Patrick3331]

Yes, I read that the battery can last up to 7 years even. Omega says around 3-5 years but even 5 years would be ok. I love my 300M, I bought it for my 30th birthday and it will stay with me forever. It is very accurate indeed, I think when I did a test with an atomic watch it lost 0.7 seconds in a month only!

[@Patrick3331]

Congrats mate, I am 100% sure you love the feeling on having it on your wrist! I love to look at my Omega when I wear it, I tend to check the time much more often since I own an Omega. ;-)

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks a lot! I just checked and mine is tight and doesn't move at all if you put a bit of pressure on it. It only moves if you want to turn the bezel which is exactly how it should be imho. cheers mate

[@Patrick3331]

This will be a love forever! Congratulations!

[@cmomofilm]

Great video! I own 8 Omegas, from vintage PloProf to current, vintage and current Seamaster, original PO and current and Pre-Moon to current Speedy. None keep as good time as my Seamaster Quartz 2223.80.00.

[@Patrick3331]

Thanks! I totally agree. I can only recommend it to anyone who really thinks about buying this Omega.

[@Patrick3331]

True, Swatch Group makes their own ETA build calibres. But as you said, they obviously have different ones for their various brands and the ETA inside an Omega is very much different from the one in a Swatch!

[@Patrick3331]

Here we go, your 300M is the older version, therefore it looks different. But it shouldn't be just the back, it should be the dial and parts of the body as well! It looked completely different, like a cousin of the one I showed in this video. The new one looks a bit different as well, it has the liquid metal bezel which should be scratch resistent.

[@Patrick3331]

I have to admit, I am one of these "desk divers", I never use my watches for swimming or diving (the G-Shocks not taking into consideration). I get your point, with a divers suit and gloves it will be pretty difficult. Thanks for the advise, but no need to check out the Orange Monster, you can check my own review, I own both the Orange & Black Monster and love them too. Great value for money. I think I paid only Euro 130.00 for mine at the time.

[@Patrick3331]

All of the mentioned ones and more shock resistent (compared to a automatic movement), less expensive, you can build thinner watches, etc.!

[@Patrick3331]

I see, yes, compared to the Deville the 300M is bigger in size and heavier in weight. But you will get used to it pretty fast and it is the most comfortable watch I was wearing so far.

[@Patrick3331]

Sorry didn't see your comment. Sure will do, however I am posting all future watch reviews on my other channel called "PatricksTechReviews". Head over there, I have posted some new watch reviews already of a Longines ladies watch and 2x Tissot. cheers

[@Patrick3331]

Nice one, did you get the new one or the previous version of the PO?

[@Hero87]

Nice video! thanks. By the way does the bezel feel a little loose when you press it down gently? I suppose this is normal? I can feel the bezel on my one move downwards when i press it at certain points. thanks

[@CikMJ]

okay thanks very much for the reply very beautiful watch and very nice review. Do you know when they announced that they will discontinue the quartz models?

[@Patrick3331]

What to do, somepeople just don't like certain things. I believe both movements have their advantages and disadvantages. And we should nto forget, automatic movements are usually much more expensive, in this case the 300 Automatic would be nearly double the price.

[@Patrick3331]

Well, mostly cars, but my other hobbies are watches, knifes, fish tanks and sometimes just anything in between that has nothing to do with cars. And yes, 12 min. is long, but I managed even to make one with more than 22 min. (though without realizing it until after the upload).

[@Patrick3331]

Will do mate, but you will have to wait one month exactly, or we check after 1 week and multiply it with 4x.

[@Patrick3331]

It depends on where you live. I would always buy from listed retailers, best is to check Omega's website and refer to their listed retailers.

[@Patrick3331]

No problem, I like it! For the days I am in hurry, this is the perfect one to grab in the morning!

[@jmbwithcats]

I bought mine from a wonderful gentleman in the UK for $2500 USD, and the watch was a month old and in brand new condition... I believe I got a fantastic deal on the watch.

[@ZeroRegret16]

I believe they are still selling the 2220.80 and 2221.80 which is the quartz version and they both have the wave dials as well as the new ceramic bezel. There is a version that doesn't have the wave dial but you can still purchase models with the waves.

[@abdulrahmanmalik8650]

awsome I just bought the pre bond black face last week automatic version and yes truly great prices produced by omega

[@Patrick3331]

+Abdul Rahman Malik Couldn't agree more, love wearing mine every day!

[@Patrick3331]

Same with me, but I have the Aqua Terra with the 8500. But for every day grab and go my 300M is the best!

[@Patrick3331]

I reckon you are the 149th person askign this question! The point is, to have a grab and go watch, which you don't need to wind it manually or in a machine. It's there, it's running, take it and go! Easy! ;-)

[@Patrick3331]

It is beind discussed in various watch forums that Omega is dumping the quartz movements completly (at least in the gents watches) to have all movements done in house (like 8500). Omega is trying to go more upscale and catch up with Rolex and quartz movements are counter-productive for this attempt. Unfortunately this means that Omega becomes less affordable in the future. I don't think that the quartz 300M's will increase value beacuse of this, but I think they will stay the same!

[@Patrick3331]

Congrats, you will enjoy your watch for sure!

[@Patrick3331]

Well, this particular one is already out of production, they do the new one with the new bezel that reminds me of the Liquid Metal look of the Planet Ocean. But you should always be able to find a used one in a good condition. Hope you will be able to get yours sooner than later, I know the feeling when waiting for it, it took me 3 years to get my first Omega. cheers mate

[@Patrick3331]

Agree, it has very very good time keeping, very accurate. I still have to get mu wife an Omega, so far she is wearing Rado, but I prefer an Omega for her too.

[@Patrick3331]

When I checked it after the first month it was within 1-2 sec., so yes, it should be between 12-24 sec. a year max, rather less!

[@Patrick3331]

The tradition is one thing, the smooth running second hand the other one. I prefer a sweeping second hand, but quartz does not offer that! The one I am desperately want to get next is the Speedy Pro with Hesalite! cheers

[@Patrick3331]

You won't regret it, I guarantee it! You will love this watch!

[@Z123aba]

This is really a nice watch, I was already looking into buying a Omega and I decided for rhos exact model after watching your video, I'm wondering how many people decided to buy one after this review. You should get paid by Omega.

[@Patrick3331]

Don't worry, I was just teasing you! As I already asked, where do you live (which country)? If it is somewhere in Europe you could check out "Ace", they seem to have reasonable prices!

[@Patrick3331]

The video just hit 25.000 views. Thanks to all watch enthusiasts!