Omega Seamaster 300 M Diver Co-Axial Master Chronometer

The Omega Seamaster 300 M Diver Co-Axial Master Chronometer is possibly the most noble diving watch in the world. It is definitely the most famous and also a movie star, as it has been worn by the British secret agent in several James Bond movies. It is water-resistant to a depth of 300 meters without you having to compromise on its looks. Whether 44, 41 or 36 mm in diameter, all Omega Seamaster 300 M Diver Co-Axial Master Chronometer models impress with their sporty elegant appearance. With their wide, clearly visible hands and large marker lines and dots, the watches are easy to read even underwater.

Master of the sea

While Omega, based in the canton of Bern, is a Swiss company, its watches usually bear English names. This facilitates international understanding for the most part, but not everyone speaks English. So what does Omega Seamaster 300 M Diver Co-Axial Master Chronometer mean in German? Omega, the last letter in the Greek alphabet is the name of the watch's manufacturer, the Alpha and Omega of the watch world, so to speak. Seamaster translates as master of the sea. Given its popularity with divers, not an inaccurate name for this watch. 300 M, of course, refers to water resistance to 300 meters, and diver is the English word for diver.

Master of the time

Co-Axial means coaxial or equiaxed. Master means master and chronometer in German and English is a word for timepiece with the word part Chrono- referring to Chronos, the ancient Greek God of Time and creator of the universe. Yes, it was not Zeus, the Father of the Gods, but the God of Time who created the Greek world because time brings order to the chaos that existed before. According to this philosophy, the Omega Seamaster 300 M Diver Co-Axial Master Chronometer can be seen as the master of the world. It rules the sea, and with the proven measuring accuracy of all Omega watches, it also rules time.