Seamaster 300 Titanium: Revolution on the Wrist

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I loved the Yellow Gold / SS one so much that I bought in July, that when i went back to the OB this week I picked up the Rose (Sedna) Gold / SS one too - it is also a stunner...

Both the YG/SS and the RG/SS have black dials.

 
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Ti watch on Ti bracelet is just great. Have had several of these watches in the past. It gave me an 'almost lighter than air' feeling. Still on the search for a newer series Omega that has the GMT complication but comes with bracelet (and that isn't a Planet Ocean). Maybe Omega will issue the new Omega Seamaster Chrono GMT in Ti! The original (sans GMT) did come in a Ti version. Keeping my fingers crossed

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I really like these chronographs and having the previous gen chrono I always thought about getting one in titanium. Especially after reading about Chuck Maddox's review on the ti version.
I almost went for the ti Emirates version but held off due to the increased size but boy was it light!
Btw I absolutly love the rotor wobble on the 7750's. Lets me know the watch is alive.
Cheers!
 
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I know it can be a turn off to some. I have 7" wrists and I like smaller cases. The three other pieces in my collection are the Seamaster 1948, Railmaster Trilogy, and Heuer Carrera Calibre 18 (all of which have cases between 38-39mm). I will say this is definitely the largest I would go in a case. At 41mm width and lug to lug 48mm, it sits about the length of the wrist. The nice thing about the Ti model is you get that reduction in weight, so it doesn't feel overwhelming on the wrist.

Wow, you have a 1948 seamaster. That is my grail watch. If you ever want to sell it please DM me.