Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Green Dial

The model presented today is from the latest version, first launched at Baselworld in 2018, and aims to become the new cult successor to the brand's diving traditions. This specific model is even newer – first introduced in 2022, where for the first time Omega used the color green for the ceramic parts of the watch. The other major difference is that only on this model among the ceramic Divers in the series, the Seamaster inscription and the seconds hand are not red – here they are white, which truly looks much more mature and classically refined. The shade of green itself is also not as bright and contrasting as the one used on the Rolex Hulk – here it is more subdued and, at a certain angle and lighting, even appears almost black. Indeed, the model is very interesting, difficult to find, and as a result, it trades at higher levels than the other color versions. Separate attention should be paid to the movement of this magnificent timepiece – the new Omega Co-Axial Calibre 8800, operating at a frequency of 25,200 vibrations (3.5 Hz), unusual for other movements, with a power reserve of over 55 hours, 38 jewels, and 202 components. The two barrels, the brand's Nivachoc anti-shock system, and all other technical solutions enable Omega to offer a 4-year warranty for some of its watches with this movement, including this one. The differences compared to the previous Omega Co-Axial movement 8500 are several, but the most significant is that it is now a Master Chronometer – it has passed the METAS certification, which imposes much stricter criteria. And this particular model is the first, not only for Omega but the first mass-produced watch ever to pass this certification. You must agree, this is worthy of all our respect. The transparent case back provides an opportunity to enjoy the workings of the movement.