Vintage Omega Seamaster 300, 165.024 Circa 1968

The origin of the Seamaster can be traced to the watches Omega developed for the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, and with the emergence of SCUBA diving as a recreational sport, it metamorphosed into something entirely its own: the Seamaster 300.

This particular Seamaster 300, a Reference 165.024, is a genuine masterpiece of industrial and horological design. Dating to circa 1968, it features a 41mm stainless steel twisted-lug case, a matte black Tritium dial with a matching sword handset, a bidirectional rotating acrylic bezel with Tritium lume, a signed crown, a stainless steel flat-link bracelet with a signed blade clasp, and an Uncle Seiko tropical strap. The Watch also come with an extract from the Omega archives

This piece is one of the most desirable configurations of the Seamaster in the history of the model. Don’t let this one slip through your fingers!