On the one hand, very few buyers are really likely to take the watch to a depth of 300m below the water surface. An all-black dive watch?ĭoes that really make sense? Well, yes and no. This makes the watch significantly lighter than its steel counterparts: Not least due to the use of a rubber strap, the watch weighs in at about 115 g, corresponding to a weight saving of about 20% compared to the steel version. The highlight of the watch, however, is the fact that Omega has now dispensed with titanium and given the watch a complete ceramic case. The METAS-certified movement offers a handy power reserve of 55 hours and a magnetic resistance of up to 15,000 gauss. In terms of dimensions and specs, this “re-issued” version is basically identical to its predecessor: 43.5 mm in diameter, a height of 14.47 mm and the Omega Master Chronometer calibre 8806 ticking inside. The new Seamaster Diver 300m Black Black (Ref. By omitting titanium, Omega was able to incorporate even more ceramic, resulting in a completely(!) black watch. The result is the new Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Black Black, whose name definitely speaks for itself.

With the omission of the date and the increased case diameter, the watch was already quite a statement at the time, but the watchmakers in Biel must have thought to themselves: We can do better than that. 210.92.44.20.01.001, an impressive and very stealthy-looking piece of engineering that was based on the popular Seamaster Diver 300M: 43.5mm in diameter, a case made of titanium and ceramic and lastly a black rubber strap with a polished and brushed ceramic buckle. In January 2019, Omega introduced the Ref.

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