With a MSRP starting at $5,200, the Omega Seamaster 300m makes a case for one of the best value proposition watches on the market. When we were doing our research for our Omega Seamaster 300m review we discovered just how great of a value the Seamaster is. All three help mold the Omega Seamster 300m into a super legible tool watch that looks stunning on the wrist. Those 3 features are the mirror polished ceramic wave patterned dial, large luminous hands, and the highly finished Master Chronometer Omega Calibre 8800. There are 3 features, from a design standpoint, that really make this watch stand out in a crowd. Omega did an excellent job at staying true to the tool watch application of the Seamaster 300m while at the same time enhancing it’s design. The most recent Omega Seamaster 300m is just as beautiful as it is functional. These updates included a new movement, dial, hands, indices, and helium escape valve. In 2018 Omega updated the Seamaster 300m to the reference we see today. Have fun with it and enjoy the buying experience.For 25 years the Omega Seamaster 300m has been a sought after dive watch and compares closely to the Rolex Submariner. Two watches that are in the running to be my blue dialed keeper are the OMEGA AT Skyfall 38.5mm and the IWC Mark XVIII Pilot's Watch le Petit Prince. The blue would also have to be a little more subdued. I would eventually like to add a blue dialed watch to my collection, but going forward I must be absolutely sure about the purchase because any future watches will stay with me for good. However, in the end I decided not to get the watch after all. I like to be able to wear all my watches in any situation with any attire. It's a beautiful watch, but I just couldn't bring myself to choose the blue over the black.
#Should i get a blue or black omega seamaster 300 pro#
Because I have a Speedmaster Pro and a Seamaster 300MC, both black dials, I decided I'd take a hard look at the blue dial Diver 300. I was actually thinking about getting the new Seamaster Diver 300. If I was picking between those two for myself I'd definitely go with the black model.
I think Omega have put out a lot of thought in this color scheme and choice of materials because the pure white lume helps in all situations, while the hands and indexes either appear electric blue on silvery dial or dark blue on dark grey backed up by the whiteness of the lume. grey thinking that I want to try something new and unique by going grey, otherwise I would have gone with the black version because at some point I used to own a 2254.50 and I loved it a lot on black. White is very nice as well but something about it didn't feel right. Also, on a side note: my first reaction was to go blue, but I consider that electric blue a bit too harsh and flashy. I'm sorry if I'm not helping you in any way.
Before buying it I had just as you a concern about the legibility in different scenarios but I can assure you I haven't encountered any issues so far in real life situations apart from diving because it's winter time. With all the different watches on the table, I went to see them all a couple of times and in the end I went with the grey because of the unique look and blued indexes and hands. Which colour should I pick? Here are some photos I've taken of both options on my wrist when trying them on at ADs:Ĭlick to expand.I had the exact issues 2 weeks ago and I went with the grey dial. So I turn to you, the ever-WISe Omega community, for your thoughts.
I've tried both on at ADs and a nearby Omega boutique on a couple of occasions, and even brought my partner along for a second opinion, and she's as much on the fence between both models as I am. But black goes with anything, it's the more classic and versatile option, and the glossy black ceramic looks very attractive in person. I've always thought of blue as my colour, and it would compliment the majority of my wardrobe. The blue definitely pops the most, and is the more eye-catching of the two. I'll be looking to pick up a Seamaster Diver 300M as a daily wearer in the near future if not quite a "one watch" collection, it will be my main watch, to compliment a Seiko HAQ beater and a Waltham pocket watch for formal occasions. Okay, so I know this is a fairly basic and common question, but I've honestly been bouncing back and forth between the blue and black model for months.
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