Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer Heritage | WatchReviewBlog.com

Taking a look at and reviewing the beautiful Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer Heritage.

This a is a re-issue style Omega with a 1960's appearance. It has great proportions on wrist with stout lugs and a fairly slim case. The dial is lumed and is sporting a faux patina which we think looks very realistic. One amazing aspect of this Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer Heritage is the exhibition caseback showing off in the in-house automatic movement.

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Reviewing the Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer Heritage
Reference 234.32.41.21.01.001
Automatic dive watch
Review

[thegorn]

Apparently the case body is 39.5mm wide, but there is about half a mm of overhang of the bezel on either side, which takes it up to 40.5mm, and they round it up to 41mm (manufacturers tend to round up not down). The more you know.

[corwinr]

Awesome video. Great looking timepiece

[rabtrekker]

Lovely watch, I've tried on this model. It is lovely, but I decided it was too big for my 6.5" wrist and went for the Tudor BB54 and could not be happier. It's rock solid, discreet and styling is so versatile it hurts!

[Dugger]

Not fake patina, sub dial is silver and patina is aged. Omega stated it will get darker.

[bottomlinebassin]

My favorite Omega. The bracelet should have brushed center links though, but that's just me.

[charlieingrasci]

i have the piece, its timeless love it

[pavelrazamazov]

Yeah this one’s definitely for bigger wrists.

[harmeetmalhi]

I disagree, it looks a little too big for your 6.5inch wrist, same size as mine. I tried this on at a boutique recently and it was wearing larger then my 14060m sub. Omegas in general wear quite large and as a brand Omega has failed to adapt to market trend back toward smaller watcher between 36 to 39mm i.e. Rolex explorer. Lugs may be short but they don't curve, they jut out making this watch wear much bigger then it needs to be. This watch with curved lugs at 39mm would sell like hot cakes as a really nice sports watch. Oh well...such a beautiful dial but this watch needs work on its proportions.