Omega Seamaster 300 165.024 Unpolished

This legendary Omega Seamaster 300 in original condition with unpolished case and untouched dial offers a rare opportunity for any discerning Omega collector. Here we offer a fine example of the reference 165.024 from 1966.

Every design element of this iconic diver's watch is based on a function. The high-contrast dial ensures better readability. The large 42mm stainless steel case is robust and protects the movement and dial from water thanks to its screw-down back. The rotating bakelite bezel has large luminous markings to make it easier to read the dive time under water. Combined with the original steel bracelet, the result is a striking, purist look that makes this watch unique.

This Seamaster 300 is in a condition that discerning vintage collectors will appreciate: worn but unpolished. Considering its age of almost 60 years, it shows very few signs of wear, especially because this watch has never been polished. Even the acrylic crystal with the Omega logo in its center has never been changed and shows the typical fine cracks proving its originality.

About the Omega Seamaster 300
The Seamaster 300 is a model series from Omega that was developed for professional divers and presented in 1957. Robustness, precision, reliability and longevity are terms associated with this model. In collectors' circles, the Omega Seamaster 300 has not only become an absolute vintage classic, but also an icon in the world of diving watches.

Condition report
Dial: absolutely perfect matt black dial - original tritium luminous material in markers and hands with beautiful natural patina - original hand set: sword-shaped hour hand, baton-shaped minute hand and second hand with diamond-shaped tip.

Case: 42mm stainless steel case with curved lugs - worn, unpolished - natural signs of wear - small dent on one lug - 100% intact, deep engravings on the back - original acrylic crystal with Omega logo.

Bezel: Bakelite bezel in excellent condition - rotates smoothly - sharp teeth - original tritium in the triangle and in the hour markers.

Movement: Omega automatic caliber 552 has been serviced recently - keeping very good time - values on the timegrapher: rate: +5s/day, amplitude: 299, beat error: 0.7.

Bracelet: original Omega steel bracelet - almost no stretch - natural signs of wear - bracelet reference 1171 - complete links - Omega logo on the clasp.

Movement number: 24703xxx (1966)

Int.Exe.: 1503075