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Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Blue Dial Blue Strap 21032422003001
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Posted 30 January 2024

Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Blue Dial Blue Strap 21032422003001

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OMEGA Seamaster Diver Master Chronometer 21032422006001


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 42 mm model is crafted from stainless steel and includes a blue ceramic bezel with a white enamel diving scale. The dial is blue PVD chrome colour ceramic and features laser-engraved waves and a date window at 6 o'clock. The skeleton hands and raised indexes are blued and are filled with white Super-LumiNova while the helium escape valve has been given a conical design. The watch is presented on a blue rubber strap and is driven by the OMEGA Master Chronometer Calibre 8800 which can be seen through the sapphire-crystal on the wave-edged caseback.


All OMEGA watches arrive in official OMEGA brand packaging. This watch has a 5 year manufacturers guarantee
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  1. MashupDeal's avatar
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    iGlad's avatar
    So not tempted I’ll stick with my Marloes.
  2. inanity's avatar
    what im about to say will almost certainly ruffle some feathers but ill call it as it is.. recently i decided to purchase a rolex and an omega. My honest opinion? both were severely overpriced (especially the Rolex) but the Omega was over priced in a different way. The markup on these will be nothing short of extreme. Holding this watch (on steel and rubber/silicone strap) it felt like a 1-2k watch. 4k is good in the grand scheme, but when I held the watch, there was absolutely nothing about it that felt premium. I asked the AD how much the silicone strap was and it was £300ish. If you go on any good watch-strap site, I swear to you, any £20-30 strap will be every single bit as good. The boutique I went to left me with an extremely sour taste in my mouth. Everyone says Rolex ADs are bad, but Omega are too - the one I went to reeked of pretentious people (staff, I mean, not customers).
    DatAlbino's avatar
    I bought a Rolex Datejust recently and sent it back because I just couldn't justify the cost over my other watches, my Seamaster being the most expensive of those at £4200. I definitely want a Rolex in my collection but the cheaper ones feel like it to me and the really hot ones are many many thousands more. I also picked up my watch from the Omega store in Liverpool St, London, and was treated really well. Interesting, your opinion! (edited)
  3. TheMightyClam's avatar
    It's like if Aston Martin made a car the same as a Ford Focus using the same materials and manufacturing methods as Ford. But instead of selling their Ford Focus equivalent for £20k, they put an Aston Martin badge on it and sell it for £100k.
    Broadsands's avatar
    Aston Martin did - with the Cygnet!
  4. BrianButterfield's avatar
    I just don't get how it is £4000, do they just mark it up because it is some fashion thing, but it really costs about £50 to make?
    daddybr00's avatar
    The answer is yes, the markup is extreme because it’s a luxury brand (the watch fussies will get uppity if you don’t distinguish this from something like a Diesel or Hugo Boss ‘fashion’ watch even though it’s fashion/status symbol to most, because of appreciating the unique movements and heritage). However, the cost is probably a lot more than £50 nonetheless once you factor in the components, complexity of the movement and assembly (this isn’t quartz), labour, etc. (edited)
  5. motherfunk's avatar
    Bought a seamaster 300 (black no wave) about 6 years ago and apart from on me small dink looks brand new. Still love it but paid half this. It gets more wrist time than my GS diver but not as much as Khaki Aviation Pilot Pioneer 38m or my 62mas San Martin which was 120 pounds and looks as good as many 1000 watches (which I can wear on holiday / London and not risk mugging)
  6. Dadbod's avatar
    Good price
  7. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    If I was spending £4k on a watch I'd say expect more than a 5 year guarantee.

    I'd also expect my friends to arrange an intervention.
    Maverick200's avatar
    Do your friends think you are poor?
  8. zzzz's avatar
    £4000 ha ha ha . . .
    I've seen a £54 version of this - like in this video
    thegrifter1's avatar
    I've no doubt it costs Omega nothing like £4000 to make one of these, but whilst your £54 job might look ok from a distance if that's your thing, it won't be anything like as accurate a fake as the one in the video.

    The guy says several times that even the fake here costs several hundred pounds, and for £400 they still weren't able to actually replicate the movement (sticking a fake cover over the watches actual movement to make them look similar), the thickness of the watch, quality of finishing etc when you look at it properly.

    That ignores the silver markers, rhodium hands etc that Omega uses in the real model, the costs of having a watchmaker assemble parts etc. Whilst it doesn't cos Omega £4000 to knock these out, the idea suggested by a few people above that it only costs them £50 is ridiculous.
  9. smudgemobile's avatar
    Welcome to HukD's, congratulations on your 1st deal
  10. DatAlbino's avatar
    I paid 4200 for mine on bracelet a couple years ago, this is a great deal and it's an amazing watch. I plan to own mine for life, and always wanted one, so once you do the maths on that, it's really not that bad!
    daveyboy7474's avatar
    Yep I brought my one 20 years ago still looks like new will never be selling it 
    my son says he’s having it  once I’ve gone  
    the watch is old than him 
  11. Joseph_Wilson7jB's avatar
    Nice looking watch. The whole luxury watch idea went out the window for me when I found out Rolex knock out up to a million watches a year.
    gg1pl's avatar
    Only Rolex fanbois believe their marketing and think it takes a year to make one.

    You get blasted when you say Rolex are mass produced in an assembly line like every other watch

    They have a fantasy they are special, all handmade by old watchmakers in a artisan workshop (edited)
  12. Peter99's avatar
    Excellent price for a very desirable watch
  13. lookitskris's avatar
    good price! If this was a speedmaster i'd be almost tempted
  14. donny's avatar
    I bought a very similar looking watch on TEMU for my son for £4.50 delivered for Christmas. No need to spend £4000
    Sandorphan's avatar
    The PRC thanks you
  15. Adam's avatar
    Nice find Thanks for taking your time to share it to the community, It looks to me like your deal was that popular, the retailer quickly had to change their price, Great job with getting your first post to nearly 700 heat aswell !
  16. Mikey_2811's avatar
    Thanks, bought 7, one for each day of the week.
    mnza's avatar
    Personally, one would be enough.
  17. Alexwm's avatar
    Good price, the rubber straps aren't too bad either.
  18. catswhiskers's avatar
    Great price and good find ! Also worth checking out the other deals on the same site.
  19. smoha2's avatar
    It looks like it has gone back up in price as using the link above it doesn't come up as 4k
  20. Jonathan_Foster's avatar
    These watch prices are only going one way, downward.
  21. AardvarkTrainer's avatar
    5300 for me
  22. andrew_marsh's avatar
    £5300?
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