Omega Seamaster 300 Ref. 165.024

Introduced in 1948, the Omega Seamaster was born from Omega’s military heritage, blending rugged performance with elegant design. By the 1960s, it had evolved into a true diver’s tool, and among the most celebrated variants is the Seamaster 300 Ref. 165.024-64—a reference that embodies the golden age of mechanical dive watches.

This example, with movement number 20.xxx.xxx, dates to circa 1964 and runs on the dependable Caliber 552, a no-date automatic movement known for its precision and durability. The watch features a stunning an iconic bakelite bezel, with its deep black hue and lumed numerals offering a distinct vintage charm that aluminum simply can't replicate.

The tritium dial has aged beautifully, with creamy markers and matching broad-arrow hands that speak to its untouched originality. Its robust 42mm twisted-lug case, without crown guards, enhances its tool-watch pedigree, while the presence of the original Omega 1506/16 flat link bracelet completes the piece in both authenticity and presence.

The 165.024-64 is not just a vintage diver—it’s a piece of Omega’s legacy, worn by professionals and military divers, now cherished by collectors worldwide.