Omega Seamaster 300m Co-Axial 44 mm

Goldsmiths £27,290.00 Go to Goldsmiths First seen in Dec 2022

Description

Since 1993, the Seamaster Professional Diver 300M has enjoyed a legendary following. Today’s modern collection has embraced that famous ocean heritage and updated it with OMEGA’s best innovation and design. This 44 mm chronograph model is crafted from 18K Sedna™ gold and includes a laser-ablated black ceramic bezel ring with a polished diving scale. The pushers are also polished black ceramic, as well as the dial, which features laser-engraved waves in a positive relief and a date window at 6 o’clock. The subdial rings and hands are in 18K Sedna™ gold, while the central hands and indexes are 18K Sedna™ gold and filled with white Super-Lumi Nova. The watch is presented on a rubber strap and is driven by the OMEGA Master Chronometer Calibre 9901, which can be seen through the sapphire-crystal on the wave-edged caseback. Calibre Omega 9901: Self-winding chronograph with column wheel and Co-Axial escapement. Certified Master Chronometer, approved by METAS, resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15, 000 gauss. Silicon balance-spring, 2 barrels mounted in series, time zone function. Central hour, minute and chronograph seconds hands, small seconds hand, 12-hour and 60-minute recorders. 18K Sedna™ gold rotor and balance bridge with Geneva waves in arabesque. FEATURESAnti-Magnetic: The movement is unaffected by exposure to strong magnetic fields, even those greater than 1. 5 tesla (15, 000 gauss).Automatic Watch: A self-winding watch or automatic watch uses a mechanical movement whose main spring is wound automatically by the natural motion of the wearer's arm. Chronograph: The chronograph function is a mechanism for measuring time intervals. A chronograph watch can therefore be used to time events while displaying the time like any traditional watch. Chronometer: Label given to a watch which has undergone precision tests and received a certificate from an official body (COSC).Date: The day of the month, displayed in a window on a watch dial at the 3 or 6 o’clock position, or within a