Longbow
·I'm not entirely sure if this belongs in the Watch review section or somewhere more general, but since it is my first live encounter with this Seamaster it seems as good a place as any.
I was invited to a Seamaster 300M Event at the Hamburg Omega Boutique yesterday evening and this watch was featured, amongst the other 300Ms. Since not everyone has good access to OBs and hence such events you may have missed the interesting presentations and build-up steps of the featured Omega watches, so here is a photo summary of what I spotted yesterday evening. Focus is on the Ref: 210.60.42.20.99.001 but I will probably bung a few other shots in for good measure.
This next one was in the condition before the He valve came off in my hand (Nick 1: Omega 0) mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
Unlike the other 300M models where the waves are laser cut into the dial this one has raised waves.
There's a nice review of this model here:-
https://www.fratellowatches.com/omega-seamaster-300m-titanium-tantalum-sedna/
and here are a few other shots from the evening
A nice comparison of the pre- post-lume fill, which is done by hand by the way.
Here you can see the laser cut waves (as opposed to ridges on the Titanium version).
and last but not least a section through the rubber strap showing the titanium strengthener.
Cheers
Longbow
I was invited to a Seamaster 300M Event at the Hamburg Omega Boutique yesterday evening and this watch was featured, amongst the other 300Ms. Since not everyone has good access to OBs and hence such events you may have missed the interesting presentations and build-up steps of the featured Omega watches, so here is a photo summary of what I spotted yesterday evening. Focus is on the Ref: 210.60.42.20.99.001 but I will probably bung a few other shots in for good measure.
This next one was in the condition before the He valve came off in my hand (Nick 1: Omega 0) mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
Unlike the other 300M models where the waves are laser cut into the dial this one has raised waves.
There's a nice review of this model here:-
https://www.fratellowatches.com/omega-seamaster-300m-titanium-tantalum-sedna/
and here are a few other shots from the evening
A nice comparison of the pre- post-lume fill, which is done by hand by the way.
Here you can see the laser cut waves (as opposed to ridges on the Titanium version).
and last but not least a section through the rubber strap showing the titanium strengthener.
Cheers
Longbow