Omega Seamaster

The Omega Seamaster, introduced in 1948, is the collection that carries the brand's dive-watch heritage. With high water resistance, a rotating bezel and a legible dial, it is designed for both professional diving and everyday wear, and since 1995 the Seamaster Diver 300M has also been known as James Bond's watch. See the full range of Omega watches.

Seamaster prices vary by reference, case material, movement and condition. Steel Diver 300M models stand out for value, while gold and special versions sit at higher levels.

The Seamaster collection has four main lines: the Diver 300M with its wave-pattern dial and 300 m water resistance, the understated everyday Aqua Terra 150M, the Planet Ocean rated to 600 m and the vintage-styled Seamaster 300. The unidirectional rotating bezel on the dive models, luminescent markers and the Co-Axial Master Chronometer automatic movement are its core features.

What is the difference between the Omega Seamaster and Speedmaster? The Seamaster is designed for diving and water sports, while the Speedmaster is known as the chronograph that went to the Moon. Which Omega does James Bond wear? Since GoldenEye in 1995, James Bond has worn watches from the Seamaster collection; the best known is the Diver 300M. What determines the price of an Omega Seamaster? Line, case size and material, dial, bracelet or strap, production year and box and papers set the price. Is the Seamaster suitable for daily wear? Yes. The Aqua Terra suits refined everyday wear, and the Diver 300M suits both diving and daily use.