OmegaMen's 23330412101001 Seamaster300 Analog Display Swiss Automatic Silver Watch

A beautiful high quality appearance.Even across the room you can tell it's a quality watch, even without being able to see what it is. I know this because I had a gentleman come over to take a closer look and inquire about the brand.I wish it was a little larger so I could see the details easier. But I do Love it so far.

Beautiful watch. I was disappointed there was no date on the face as I thought there was. My mistake. My husband LOVED it!

Beautiful watch, it is very comfortable and sturdy. It looks great with the steel band and the Omega Nato strap that I purchased separately. Saved a few thousand dollars purchasing it online, but the people in the Omega boutique still helped me adjust the band and offered to clean it when it needs it. Very satisfied with the watch and Omega's customer service.

Great watch, and a great price for it. Exactly as advertised

simple elegance

This is a really spectacular watch. I wore a Submariner no date for years, and it was a great watch, but I didn't like the newly updated version with the ceramic dial (a nice upgrade) and the bulging body (blingy and unbecoming for a Rolex). This watch combines the best attributes of both Submariners (a classic design with a nearly indestructible ceramic bezel), with Omega's terrific co-axial caliber 8400 movement, which keeps time as well or better than any watch I've owned. The photos do not capture how well the polished links and bezel elements pick up the light and contrast with the matte black bezel with vintage style lume (though do be prepared to wipe it regularly, the mirror like finish does pick up finger prints quickly). And if you don't want to deal with fingerprints, it also looks great and understated on a NATO, as seen in James Bond Spectre. It's just an overall stunning watch in person that immediately displaced the rest of my collection as my daily wearer, and yes, it will go SCUBA diving with me soon enough.I can say I would take this without hesitation over the new SubC and it has (at least for now) relegated my older Sub to the closet. The Jaeger Tribute to Deepsea and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms are very similar looking; they obviously have a rarity factor that the Omega doesn't, but I'm not sure they're better watches, espeiclaly when you look at things like the 8400s unique co-axial technology and 15,000 gauss anti-magnetic protection. Throw in a not insignificant price difference and it was an easy call for me.Highly recommended.

I love this watch, it simple yet beautiful. You can't appreciate it fully until you put it on your wrist. I also love the fact it's a dive watch that doesn't look like it's trying to copy a Rolex Submariner.