Omega Seamaster 300 210.60.42.20.99.001

[Spartan2009]

Hello Omega aficionados,

I have been wanting to add an Omega to my collection for years now, but I have not come across one that really captivated me. I’m in Geneva this week and I had a chance to try on many time pieces one of them is the Seamaster 210.60.42.20.99.001. It is substantially lighter than the SS or SS/gold version of the seamaster. I want to know if there are any owners out there that have purchased this watch? Have you regretted not getting the standard seamaster?

[1William]

A good looking watch. I have never seen one in person but if you like it then why not?

[VegasBaby]

If you like it, of course get it! I’m pretty sure, however, this is a watch nobody asked for. Looks like something from out of the 1980s

[rockmastermike]

that is definitely a great looking watch in pictures and I can only imagine it looks even better in person.

[uscmatt99]

I've seen one in the metal, I really liked it. Can't recall, is it titanium? It's refreshingly different in a sea of steel dive watches.

[Michael1968]

Case and dial looks very nice but I don’t like the bracelet

[Stevec14]

It is indeed titanium, with Sedna gold and tantalum also in the bracelet. I’ve seen it and it looks a lot nicer than in the tenders. Someone on Instagram also had it and wore it on a sailcloth strap and it looked fantastic.

[Mcmak]

It’s a good looking watch from the picture but never seen one in person, you can go for it if that suits you.

[Spartan2009]

I had a chance to try one on in Geneva. The dial interacts with light in a beautiful way. The boutique told me that this is the 25th anniversary edition of the seamaster 300. I am rolling the dice to see if I can find one in Paris.

[RW16610]

I think it looks great, very refreshing for someone who owned a watch from this product line for many years. Also could attract others who maybe didn't like them prior based on specific desires.