Omega Seamaster Diver 300m
The Seamaster was first introduced by Omega in 1957, as a professional diver’s watch. It was the first Omega to feature a rotating bezel, allowing the wearer to measure dive times.
Fast-forward nearly seventy years, and the Seamaster is still a firm favourite with watch enthusiasts. This reference 2220.80.00 is still one of the most iconic models, and the watch chosen for James Bond in Casino Royale.
The 41mm steel case has a presence on the wrist whilst still being comfortable to wear. It is predominantly brushed with polished finishes to highlight its sleek edges. Its sporty aesthetic extends to the steel bracelet, yet this watch would also look great on a rubber, leather or fabric strap.
The blue wave dial is paired with polished skeletonised hands, and a polished Omega logo just catches the light. The unidirectional bezel is fitted with a matching blue aluminium insert, reminding me of a favourite pair of denim jeans.
The closed case back shows an engraving of the Hippocampus, a mythological Greek seahorse that Omega have used since 1958, and with a water resistance of 300m, the Seamaster is ready for any adventure.
Powering the watch is Omega’s Calibre 2500 automatic movement. Known to be robust and reliable, it features a co-axial escapement and offers a 48-hour power reserve
We are pleased to present this watch in very good condition, showing some evidence of wear. It is currently unpolished, with the option to have it polished should you wish. It comes supplied with an Omega travel case and is covered by our 6-month warranty. Furthermore, the watch underwent a full service in 2025 and has the paperwork for this.