Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph Dive Watch 210.30.44.51.01.001 Omega Watch Review
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The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph 210.30.44.51.01.001 dive watch is encased in 44mm of stainless steel surrounding a black ceramic laser-engraved dial on a stainless steel bracelet. Features of this Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph divers watch include METAS Master Chronometer certification, unidirectional rotating diving bezel, 300-meter water resistance, helium gas escape valve, diving claps with slider and fold-out extension, hours, minutes, small seconds, date, and chronograph. This Omega watch also measures 17.5mm in thickness and 52.5mm from lug-to-lug.
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Finally got one! It’s been a grail of mine…
I bought this watch a little over a year ago and I love it. I retrofit it with a factory rubber strap with a quick deployment clasp, at which point it instantly became one of favorite EDC's. It's there but with the rubber strap, it's so comfy I don't feel it. I can't say enough good things about his watch. Since I got the 444 like so you got my sub. Cheers!! (I love numbers, LOL)
Hi Bobby -how’d you retrofit to use with a deployant? I have the black version with rubber buckle strap but would prefer a deployant clasp -I appreciate any suggestions you can make in advance
what a killer watch!
Purchased this watch on 9/2/2021. It is, indeed, absolutely stunning and "the goods". One thing to note here: there is a manufacturer defect with a batch or batches of clasps that were used for this model. The clasp on mine locked up within a week. Omega confirmed it is a defect, and are replacing the clasp, free of charge, as we speak. They provided me with an overnight label to ship to them, provided a portal login to track the progress, issued a dedicated customer service rep that provides updates, and will be overnighting the watch back once fixed. They have been Johnny on the Spot with customer service.
How did it lock up, do you mean it would not open once closed. Thanks
@@chrisj6244 Yes, I had to go to a local jeweler to remove a link while it was on my wrist to remove it. I am not sure how it locked up/jammed. I rarely sleep with a watch on, but the bracelet is so comfortable that I forgot it was on. I woke up the next morning, and the clasp would not open. I remain very pleased with the purchase. Admittedly, the watch did seem a bit chunky after the first few weeks. I had worn a Tag Heuer Carrera Day/Date for 10 years (large watch), so I did acclimate fairly quickly to the Seamaster Chrono size.
The accuracy of the watch is as advertised. I'm only gaining a couple of seconds per week - which is quite incredible.
Only open the helium valve in a dive chamber on the ascent when using pressurized mixed gases. Opening it up in the water will flood and wreck the watch. When using mixed gases under pressure, helium will permeate into the watch due to it's tiny molecules and when surfacing, the helium expands quickly which will pop the crystal out. That's why you have a helium expansion release for when you're decompressing in a dive chamber. Definitely a feature you won't need unless you're a commercial diver. Nice review, just a little more info to add.
That's one heck of a movement in that ...love the omega watch co....esp. the use of Daniels movmt..classic that will stand the test of time...
Tim, 28,800 on the 9900/9300 chronograph movements.
Afraid of scratching it?!? You get a plastic brillo pad and massage the brushed surfaces with the metal grain. You can buff out the scratches and make your brushed surfaces look literally better than new. So much so that I’ve done that on ALL of the brushed surfaces on my 1998 SMP because it embellishes the graining and makes it look so nice. That’s how I keep mine looking brand new.
Stunning! Best chronograph dive watch imho.
Yes, but 17.3 thickness is just crazy
I don't know how I feel about those dial colored pushers...it's an interesting choice
I used to dislike the idea of a diver chronograph, but it's really grown on me, and I love the idea of having both a stop watch and a countdown timer feature at the same time
That’s a weapon. Love it.
Chrono counter records up to 12 hours, not 30 min as stated. Small oversight.
i was just about to write this :-)
Tim, you have a good idea of the wrist watches. Better than anyone on TH-cam.
I like the dial of this chronograph with the black wave lines more than the chronometer with the gray wave lines.
I wish they had blue on blue wave lines for the blue chronometer too.
Old vid but seeing this one again, I thought: it would be amazing seeing here the wide dial of the regular diver. So a Panda smp Chrono. Why did Omega not do this?? Yet…
Tim - good video, but for the umpteenth time - the Omega co-axial chrono calibers run at 4Hz, whereas three-handers run at 3.5Hz.
And that's based on what?
Omega, on it's very limited info website, fails to provide any beat-rate info for its watches. They don't provide thicknesses either--wonder why?
Reportedly, they slowed down the beat rate on their non chronograph watches from 4Hz to 3.5Hz because the faster beat rate was causing problems with the co-axial movement.
@@highnrising, you don’t know what you’re talking about. Also, in every one of his reviews regarding this watch, he referenced the 9900 movement as having a 25,200 beat rate when in fact it has a 28,800 beat rate. FACTS.
It is 4 hz, in the manual it says you can measure time intervals to 1/8 of a second which you can’t if it were 3,5 hz. Also, you can hear the difference in the ticking.
I like it !!!!
All others are way to small a little bigger47mm for my wrist
It’s huuuuuuuuuuuuge! Gr8 review as always tho!
I miss a weekday feature from this movement. The good old 7750 has it, even the 5100... it could be placed at 9 with a second small hand on the subdial. Now during (and after) COVID, with no DST in the EU anymore, the quick time zone adjustment feature looses importance while the weekday and the quick date adjustment gains. Even a fly-back would be nice. And all this could be just packed in a 41.5 - 42 mm case... I'd be happy with the same dial that has a mat finish instead of this mirror-like polished.
Thank you very much for showing the watch's lumes . I am in poorly lit areas sometimes turning on the light is a pain when I need to keep track of time. Good review👌🏽.
it's beautiful... Can you pop it in the dryer and try to shrink it a little bit? haha.
@Nasar M haha. Could be right, sometimes less is more and other times more is more. 🤓. It just depends on what you want in a watch
I tried one on yesterday and speaking as someone who doesn’t have particularly big wrists, it wears a lot smaller than the dimensions suggest. The only thing discouraging me from buying it? The weight. 😩
I dunno, I kinda like it's THIC-ness, lol! It lets you know it's there and ready for lovin.
THIS is my next watch. I'm getting a NATO for it.
Same what a watch
I hace One!
IT IS FANTASTIC!
how do you count the seconds using the stopwatch feature? I expected the seconds hand to reset to 0 . If it is counting 1/4 second precision, it should reset to 0 before starting.
Anyone else wish the second hand is red? Like the older models. I love the look but I wish there's a bit more colours on the dial.
Hey Tim, is there a specific crown setting to adjust the date window or do you have to go throw all the hours? Thanks, also whats your preference between the two tones?
This thing is huge
Tim , how is this watch compared with GO Sea Q,thanks charlie
Does the phone let out a squeaky voice when you release the helium
What about the lume?
Don’t be that guy! 😂
Reminds me of a certain Tudor chrono
Why is there Helium in the watch in the first place ? I'm ignorant .
Just for fun. Its useless
You're not ignorant man!
What does it do ? Enlighten me Tim !
@@edwardsauve4836 It's used only in saturation diving situations. Meaning, you spend time in an under water base for multiple days. In this environment you breath a mixture of oxygen and helium so you can withstand the pressure for longer, but the helium molecules are so small, they can penetrate the seals of the watch. Once the job is done and you are depressurising in the chamber, you unthread the helium release valve to gently let it out. If you don't, the glass might pop right off. You never use it while swimming. Only 330ish divers are qualified for this in the USA...
Helps you talk at a higher pitch.
Nice and fast
Waiting for the new diver 300 GMT!
is a gmt version coming?
Well that's quite an item!
17.5 thickness is just absolutely ridiculous
My Breitling colt is almost half the thickness. That's crazy indeed.
Right? It's truly ridiculous and they must sit at Omega and just shrug their shoulders and laugh... 17.5😅
Lay off the red bull
Its a pity the strap isn't tapered
It is. 21mm down to 20mm
@@Pler1978 I absolutely love mine. Although I tend to wear it on a blue OEM rubber strap mainly. I have the grey dial variant with the blue sub dials. Amazing piece like you say. Which do you have?
Too fast to hear
These chrono subdials doesn't work for the new Seamaster.
Breath man breath
This reminds me of a INVICTA dive watche sold for way less dive mitters 1000. Not 300
Non mi piacciono le lancette dell'ora e dei minuti e lo sfondo a solchi ondulati, tutto ciò rende la lettura confusionaria e non immediata
Solid watch but too big for my taste 👍
You should be wearing white gloves when you touch these watches. Oil from your hands is going to stay on the watch and that is no good
Me so hornsy
me so stupid!
Skeleton hands on a dive watch is just about the biggest mistake any watch company could make#noncerebral
How would you read the other displays ?
@@keithrose6931 .....easy look at any chronograph that does not exhibit the Skeleton hands, ie Audemars etc
Too thick.
Lucas Carvalho way to thick needs to trim at least 3mm off
It is, but it's well made and feels like a 15.5m and it's not tall on the wrist. The 44m wide is more of an impact visually.
Omega are not capable to make his own movement.Thats why they use valjoux movements,just slightly modified
Haha that's not true at all
@@vijaymehra1101 Go inform yourself better,you mo.ron