Omega Seamaster 300

Why We Love It   This is the Seamaster that James Bond would have worn, had he worn an Omega in the 1960s. This iconic diver is instantly recognizable for its distinctive matte black dial with large luminous plots, oversized plongeur 'sword' handset, bi-directionally rotating acrylic timing bezel, and 41mm twisted lug case design. Not only is it a pillar of sports watch design that has lent itself to be the framework for many a subsequent revival, but it is also one of the best value propositions in vintage diving watches - particularly when compared to its Rolex counterparts! This particular example, a no-date Reference 165.024, is a remarkably well preserved examples with an untouched case and dial and beautiful patination throughout. It also comes with an Extract From The Archives from the Omega Museum, confirming production and subsequent delivery to Hong Kong in May of 1969. The SM300 has been the mainstay of Omega's diving line for decades. There are many like it, but this one co