OMEGA, SEAMASTER DIVER 300M CO‑AXIAL MASTER CHRONOMETER CHRONOGRAPH
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Celebrating OMEGA’s role as the Official Timekeeper of the 36th America’s Cup, this impressive Seamaster Diver 300M combines ocean and sailing inspiration with pioneering new technology.
The 44 mm chronograph is built from stainless steel, with a bezel ring in blue ceramic and a white enamel diving scale. To improve grip during water activities, the watch provides blue and red soft-touch pushers in rubber.
On the blue ceramic dial with its laser-engraved waves and a date window at 6H, OMEGA has included a regatta countdown indicator ring crafted in red anodized aluminium. The indicator features an hour disc underneath the subdial, designed to highlight the vital minute hand during sailing. The red anodized aluminium minute and rhodium-plated small seconds hand is inspired by the shape of a boat hull, while the central seconds chronograph hand, also in red anodized aluminium, carries an America’s Cup on the counterweight.
OMEGA’s exclusive CHRONO LOCK system is included to secure the chronograph functions when needed, adding secure timekeeping and the ability to lock your measured time. On the Alveol shaped caseback, the engravings are filled with blue lacquer and pay tribute to the “36th America’s Cup” and “Auckland 2021”.
The watch is presented on a metal bracelet with an additional rubber strap, both featuring OMEGA’s new patented Quick Change system. It is driven by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 9900 and is presented in a special presentation box in the colours of the America’s Cup.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
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GENDER |
GENTS |
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MOVEMENT |
AUTOMATIC |
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BAND MATERIAL |
BRACELET |
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BAND COLOR |
SILVER |
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DIAL COLOR |
BLUE |
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CASE DIAMETER |
44 MM |
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CASE COLOR |
SILVER |
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BEZEL |
BLUE |
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WATER RESISTANT |
30 ATM |
1. CLEAN YOUR WATCH AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE
Take a soft cloth and wipe down the band and the case to remove any dirt or dust. Soak the watch in soap and water (follow these steps) every couple of months to loosen the dirt.
2. SERVICE REGULARLY WITH ATAMIAN
Service your watch every two or three years, regardless of warranty length. You want to be sure and catch issues before they are a problem.
3. AVOID MAGNETS
Some of you may not be aware that placing your watch close to a magnet can negatively affect the timekeeping of your watch.
4. KNOW YOUR WATCH’S WATER RESISTANCE
Some watch wearers are not aware of their watch’s limits and take their watch too deep. If your watch is water resistant up to 50 meters, it is not wise to take your watch snorkeling. If your watch cannot handle the depths, the rapid change in pressure may prove to be too much for your watch to handle. If your watch is not water resistant, it can still handle small splashes of water, but it is best to avoid it. If your watch has a leather band, you will want to avoid getting your watch wet because water can weaken the leather watchstrap
5. TAKE CARE OF THE CRYSTAL
This is quite obvious, but it’s still important and worth mentioning. Take every precaution you can to prevent from banging the crystal of your watch against a wall or any other objects that may cause scratches.
6. KEEP YOUR WATCH BOX FOR STORAGE
When not wearing your watch, it’s best to keep it in the box it came in. By setting the watch on its side or on the crystal, there is always the possibility the watch could get scratched. The watch box is made to keep the watch safe and offers protection for the watch.
7. AVOID EXTENDED EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT
Sunlight can fade the color on your watch. Also, heat can shorten the battery life, so it’s best to prevent your watch from being placed in direct sunlight.
8. AVOID CONTACT WITH CHEMICALS
Cleaning supplies, oils, cologne and perfume, all bad news. Perfume especially can damage leather bands, weakening them and potentially causing it to tear. When spraying perfume or cologne, let it completely dry before placing the watch on your wrist. Your watch, like your expensive diamond jewelry – should be the last thing you put on when you get ready (before your jacket). When cleaning your watch, do not use powerful cleaners. Simpler is better.
9. NEVER OPEN YOUR WATCH BY YOURSELF
Leave this up to a watchmaker. Opening your watch can expose it to dust, dirt, and other particles that can get inside the movement, so it’s best to leave this up to a professional.
10. READ YOUR WATCH MANUAL
These steps will most likely apply to the care of every luxury watch. However, there are certain things that are specific to each watch and these tips will most likely be listed in the watch manual.
A luxury mechanical watch should be properly respected and cared for, rich in memories and in financial cost. A piece like that deserves our love and care – and these 10 tips will help your watch survive until you can pass it down.