Omega Seamaster Diver 300 Ceramic Watch Review | Ref. 210.92.44.20.01.001

[@hugohernandez3651]

The crown, the He escape valve, and the bezel are made in Titanium grade 5, which makes the watch even more special. Great video!

[@Lee-pf2uv]

Just bought one of these, absolutely epic. I agree on the date, its just not needed on a watch - just add 1 to yesterday and thats today's date. It only changes once per day so not difficult to remember.

[@DirkWerning]

@@Lee-pf2uv congrats man.

[@roochmartinez102]

100% on the deployant strap!!! Perfects the 300m!

[@DirkWerning]

Yep!!!!

[@jeremyspaulding7735]

Looks awesome! Great video 👍

[@m4ttyp4nts]

Drug dealer checking in: 3.8 ounces is about 108 grams.

[@ianbrizes1961]

Has anyone found a deployment clasp for the 43.5 ceramic?

[@fordracing331]

I am so with you about the no date. I cannot stand it and I too have an air king. Love that watch and it is my go-to-daily. You have a great collection.

[@DirkWerning]

@@fordracing331 thanks soooo much.

[@brendanshepherd4280]

In your experience - how is your PO GMT holding up to knocks ? I have a concern these ceramic cases will chip , particularly on the edges. Or is this just not the case ?

[@DirkWerning]

Hi there. I bought my ceramic PO in Nov of 2021 and have worn it A LOT and most people would say it looks brand new. And yes I’ve accidentally banged it on a door frame here or there. I have ZERO concerns about ceramic watches (unless you drop it in sub freezing temps, I have seen cases crack in that circumstance).

[@sagarkaul08]

Would you choose PO or the SMP 300? Also, if you happen to choose PO what size would you go for?

[@DirkWerning]

I will say I own an SMP 300 and 2 PO. My most worn watch is the Deep Black ceramic PO in a 45.5mm size.

[@EVOINTENTION]

would you happen to know the part number for the oemga rubber strap and clasp?

[@DirkWerning]

The one on mine? Yes here ya go: Rubber Strap O032CVZ015752 Deployant Clasp O94521883

[@EVOINTENTION]

@@DirkWerning thank you

[@Ho_0H]

Can you order an oem clasp and strap for the ceramic titanium 300m? I don’t see any options for 21mm on the omega site?

[@DirkWerning]

I don’t think there is one for that one.

[@bjc2430]

It’s on there. 21mm with a ceramic pin buckle is the OEM. Think it’s $570.

[@vinnier6]

That 300 ceramic needed to come with a deployment buckle…they messed up on that, and whatever hole you use will end up breaking over time…3 years in my case on mine

[@Ryem3]

Does it feel a lot lighter than the steel watch?

[@DirkWerning]

Yes indeed it does. Feels great though not too light.

[@Ryem3]

I have the gold date version, might get the light version!

[@DirkWerning]

@@Ryem3 very nice.

[@vijaymehra1101]

Omegas have loud rotars

[@DirkWerning]

Some do yes lol

[@JoeSmith-np6nz]

Even 1,000$ Seikos have 70 hours or 3 days of power reserve. 55 hours for $5k watch is a real let down

[@DirkWerning]

It’s never been an issue 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@JoeSmith-np6nz]

@@DirkWerningI’m sure it hasn’t, but the matter being the low power reserve, or rather the quality of the movement. Seems like most movements, even low end Seikos have 70 hours. Tudor. Rolex, JLC, IWC. Omega being the only one behind the new standard is my point.

[@DirkWerning]

@@JoeSmith-np6nz hmm my Rolex AirKing only has 48hr power reserve. And as far as quality…the Omega is so much more accurate than ANY Seiko. I do not equate power reserve with quality at all.

[@JoeSmith-np6nz]

@@DirkWerning​​⁠what year is your air king because the new model is 70 hours. Also my Seiko is about +3 seconds a day, that’s without regulation. My other Seiko is +4 seconds a day. Most seikos run less than +10 second a day.

[@m4ttyp4nts]

@@JoeSmith-np6nz Are you trying to convince us or yourself about the quality of your budget Seiko purchases? Enjoy them, by all means, but let's not kid ourselves.

[@charlieingrasci8353]

i have 3 also, great watches, rolex over rated and over priced

[@DirkWerning]

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