Black Ceramic Omega Seamaster 300

A look at the 43.5 black ceramic Seamater dive watch from Swiss brand Omega. 210.92.44.20.01.001

[betzerra]

"It has no date, just as any watch collector on a Friday night"

That hurt buddy 🤣

[alzarzour]

I rarely ever comment on YouTube videos, but your videos are phenomenal. I’m subscribed to many other watch channels, but yours elevates everything to perfection. Keep up the excellent work!

[charlieallen]

Love the video as per usual. The key to turning the SMP bezel is to place your thumb at the 40min counter and index at 10min. Keep your hand in place and only using those two fingers, rotate the bezel. I haven't had any issues turning the scalloped bezel using this method, but noticed most folks don't use a bezel this way normally so I figured it wouldn't hurt to mention. Cheers!

[NicholasCFranklin]

I have the all ceramic (basically) “black black”. Omega does some of the best work with non-steel materials in the industry.

[michaelfierman]

I really love the look of this so much. I know their ceramic ones are large but that grey side felt and even looked “normal” on me. But yeah. A gorgeous watch. Great review Evan

[travisreese]

Brilliant, nuanced, fun, layered, informative, interesting...and I'm not even talking about the watch. Your videos are my weekly highlight now. I don't mean to make you a dependency for my emotional health, but hey, it happens. The education of the videos is only matched by the emotional intelligence in describing the experience all layered in solid production. I still don't want a ceramic Seamaster 300 but damn if it didn't at least make me understand my inner "why" and not just have a commercial and technical relationship.

[trs]

I have the 43.5mm ceramic with sedna gold instead of titanium. I've owned a lot of nice watches and this is very possibly my favourite ever.

[gyropyro]

Another distinction between this model and the standard 300 is the fact that the dial has a matte finish with the narrow waves being glossy while the standard one is the other way around. This makes this dial a lot less reflective and shiny. Subjective for sure, but i prefer less gloss.

[jimlittle]

I never will understand the idea that one won't buy a watch simply because it's popular. I've never seen my blue Seamaster 300M on the wrist of anyone but myself except at the rare watch group meetup. Same thing with the Speedy.

[MarioGonzalez-yqgw]

I honestly never want your videos to end once I hit play.

That's a gorgeous Omega! If Rolex keeps their BS up, that watch would be on a short list for my next piece!

[jovianleong]

super slick, I can see myself doing everything with the watch…from swimming, gym, work and informal/formal events!

[AkshayArvind]

I have this watch and it is clean, beautiful and catches everyone's attention immediately. Got it 25% off of MSRP

[kinagoo]

I own this watch and can second everything you said, I own Seiko, Tudor, Rolex, this is my go to piece for everyday, dresses up, down and everything in the middle. Thanks for a great review and for finally shinning light on this incredible piece of engineering. Take care man!

[aryaredzwan]

I just discovered this channel and I can’t stop watching your content. Keep it up man!

[SuReZ]

Terrific job again, thanks :) My favorite part of this watch is the reversed dial finishing compared to the standard black one. This matte black dial with shiny waves looks so much better than the glossy dial with matte waves.

[thetimist]

Great review - love the "low key-ness" of this watch, and the material usage with ceramic and titanium. The white markers have a great contrast with the rest of the timepiece. Now...to try and figure out how exactly you did the whole jump back and forth with the purple/green table surface 🤔

[voteblake]

Excellent commentary! I love this Omega, Especially the brushed hands. Really wish Omega would make a 43.5mm Seamaster Diver 300 in grade 5 titanium and DLC-coat it black. My hangup with this ceramic model was the brittleness of ceramic and its tendency to shatter rather than dent. I ended up getting the PO 43.5 with Grade 5 titanium case, bracelet and dial. It too is a stunner and relatively overlooked by mainstream consumers. Ive yet to feature it on my channel but likely will soon.

[matthiaskettner]

Once there will be a 39 or 40mm version, i‘ll run into an Omega store and get it. This one‘s just a bit too chunky for the thin guys like me :/

[whitetiger]

had mine well over a year and not a mark of scratch due to the ceramic case material. In years' time I anticipate it to still look like brand new.

[PocketWatchTime]

Love the watch. Disappointed in larger size compared to normal seamaster. Also, disappointed with titanium bezel — still quite scratch prone.