The Coolest Omega Seamaster 300 For Small Wrist
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- If you are looking to buy the Omega Seamaster Professional but have a smaller wrist consider this Omega SMP 300 Midsize in 36mm. The reference number for this rare Seamaster model is 212.30.36.20.03.001.
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The clasp you showed is not the standard clasp that came with the midsize seamaster. That clasp with the 3 on-the-fly microadjust is from the planet ocean 39.5 that can be fitted to the seamster midsize. I know because I did the same for mine. The original clasp for the midsize is 18mm and matches the width of the bracelet. However, it does not have any microadjust; only a divers extension.
Thanks for the great comment. It looks like you are right about the clasp. I will pin your comment for viewers to see the info.
Great review !
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Omega seems to ignore 1 of the important factors in buying and wearing timepieces.. i.e. thickness or should i say, thinness? Rolex OP / Explorer 11.5 mm vs Omg AT 41 13.3 mm, Rolex Sub 12.5 mm vs Omg SMP 13.7 mm, Rlx Daytona 11.9 mm (auto) vs Speedy 13.3 mm (mecha), not to mention Power Reserve... So, keep dreaming Omega. Tks for the vid, man.
I have the full size version of this exact watch and i love it.
That's a fantastic watch. Do you have the micro adjustment system on your clasp?
@@OneManReviews unfortunately no.
I have the 2222.80! 36mm; CoAxil; wave dial. I hate the He valve, so I pretend its a remote detonator. 🙂 I wouldn't sell it for all the money in the world.
Lol. I actually don't mind the "detonator" at all. I think it's part of the Seamaster 300 charm :)
This watch is much better looking than a door knob, probably thicker though.
I own a beautiful seamaster 300 no wave dial, 40 mm. Still on my hand after 6 years. Very good watch 🕰️
That's so cool. Which dial colour do you have?
@@OneManReviews I have the black dial, pretty good color 😌
Just can't understand why Omega continues to stubbornly refuse to just make a standard production 38 or 39mm diver today. If they did that and made it THIN (which seems to somehow be a challenge for them these days), it would sell like crazy. Of course if they did that, they'd price the new model higher than the current 300M, which would make it >$6,000+ which we'd all complain about. But still, how do they not make a 38 or 39 diver???
That's a very good question. I really would love to see the smaller SMP 300. The movement used in the modern Seamaster line is small so it can fit smaller watch with no problem. They even have Aquaterra in 38mm.
It’s already well over $6000 :(
This to me was the best generation of Seamaster, the plain inky black dial version is stunning, I wish Omega would bring there sizes back down in the future 🤞
Those are very beautiful models. I also agree on the size. Hopefully they will bring it down or make another midsize model.