1997 Omega Seamaster 300M Mid Sieze Chronometer Vintage 34.8MM Steel Blue Dial (2551.80.00)

This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes showing signs of wear (inner and outer), booklets, and papers dated February 20th, 1997.

The Omega Seamaster 300M reinvents the famous oceanic heritage of this iconic collection. As one of Omega's most beloved collections, it's renowned for producing high-quality, water-resistant watches with highly versatile designs. This vintage timepiece is crafted from steel and features a striking blue bezel and dial. As it's no longer in production, it's a very sought-after item for connoisseurs and enthusiasts.

It boasts a 34.8mm case and a steel rotating bezel designed for precise 60-minute tracking. Its skeleton hands, accompanied by luminous dot hour markers, ensure visibility in various lighting conditions. The watch also features a convenient date display at 3 o'clock. With a water resistance of up to 300 meters, it is suited for water-related endeavors.

Accompanying it is an integrated steel bracelet that perfectly complements its design, ensuring a seamless and stylish look on the wrist. The steel folding clasp adds security and convenience, allowing for easy wear and removal while maintaining a refined aesthetic.

Equipped with Omega's automatic caliber 1120, it offers a power reserve of up to 44 hours, ensuring reliable timekeeping over extended periods. Its solid case back not only protects the intricate movement within but also adds a touch of classic elegance to the overall design.

The Omega Seamaster 300 M (2551.80.00) perfectly blends style with the highest standards of precision and engineering, making this stunning dive watch a true classic that any collector would be proud to own.

Take advantage of the opportunity to own this iconic timepiece. Place your bid today!

This timepiece is in fair condition, with signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes showing signs of wear (inner and outer), booklets, and papers dated February 20th, 1997.