Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph (Dive Watch Chronograph) 2594.52.00 Luxury Watch Review

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The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph is a chronometer-certified dive watch with a 300-meter water resistance rating and a helium-escape valve for saturation divers. Although part of the so-called "James Bond" Omega Seamaster family, this Seamaster Diver 300-meter features the broadsword hands and "maxi" diving dial first introduced on the 50th anniversary Seamaster family Seamaster 300M GMT in 1998. Thanks to a chronograph and a dive bezel, this Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph can time two simultaneous events of up to 60-minutes duration. For precision, the Omega automatic chronograph caliber has been certified by the COSC as a Swiss chronometer. The Seamaster Diver 300M dive clasp and fold-out extension are present and retain both Omega factory tolerances and outstanding crispness. This dive watch, chronograph, and chronometer features a 41.5mm stainless steel case surrounding a black dial on a steel bracelet. Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and chronograph. The watch also measures 15.2mm in thickness and 49mm from lug-to-lug.
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[@highnrising]

Nice review. The chronograph actually can be used to time something up to 12 hours--not just 30 minutes. When reading off elapsed chronograph time, you're supposed to check the hour sub-dial. If the mini-hour hand is on an hour marker (say, 2) and the chronograph minutes are at, say, 17, that means that the elapsed time is 2:17 (plus whatever the seconds marker is showing). If the hour indicator is halfway BETWEEN hour markers (say, between 2 and 3), then the minute indicator has completed a 30-minute rotation and the elapsed time is 2:47 (plus seconds). Now, whether one can practically read all that--and whether the sub-dials are obscured by the main hour and minute hands--is a different issue. (I know that TM knows all that--I'm just pointing it out for viewers in general.)

[@ShaunKVideos]

If Tim knew that, he wouldn’t have implied that the watch only has a 30 minute register. His reviews are odd at times. Also, he always references the Omega 9900 movements as having a 25,200 beat rate which is false because they beat at 28,800. I’m surprised he didn’t mention the beat rate with this watch since he loves to get that wrong all the time.

[@yankidiot]

I am looking for a excellent condition one of these? do you have one still?

[@the1916companywatchreviews]

Hi - We have one that currently has a deposit on it. Please contact us if you would like to get the next one. This model sells quickly! --Team WatchBox

[@constantmushigo8386]

How much is it worth now?

[@yankidiot]

@@constantmushigo8386 £2000+ for ok condtion, mint condition about £3000

[@constantmushigo8386]

@@yankidiot I’ve seen one mint condition for 4K I was going to buy it

[@constantmushigo8386]

3k if your interested?