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| Complications | Date |
|---|---|
| Movement | Omega Cal. 1538 |
| Reference | 2541.80.00 |
| Delivery | Full set box and papers. |
| Case Size | 43.75 mm (including crown guards) |
£2,450.00
Introduced in 1993 as part of a comprehensive re-launch of the professional dive range, the Seamaster Diver 300M Quartz reference 2541.80.00 represents a pivotal moment in the modern history of Omega. The Seamaster name itself dates to 1948, originally conceived as a robust, water-resistant wristwatch drawing upon wartime technical experience. By the early 1990s, Omega sought to redefine its position in the competitive dive-watch market, unveiling a thoroughly contemporary 41 mm stainless-steel case with scalloped unidirectional bezel, integrated bracelet, helium escape valve at 10 o’clock, and the now-iconic blue wave-pattern dial. Rated to 300 metres, the model combined professional specification with a distinctly modern aesthetic that would come to define the brand’s sporting identity for decades.
At its heart lies the Omega Calibre 1538 quartz movement, selected for its proven reliability, precision, and suitability for active daily wear. During the 1990s, high-grade quartz was not a compromise but a deliberate technical choice, offering exceptional accuracy and robustness with minimal maintenance. The crisp sword hands, luminous hour markers, and clear minute track reflect the functional priorities of a true diver’s instrument, while the balanced proportions of case and bracelet lend the watch an enduring versatility beyond its underwater capability. The reference 2541.80.00 thus occupies an important place within the Seamaster lineage, bridging professional utility and contemporary design language.
The model achieved international recognition when worn by Pierce Brosnan in the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye, marking the beginning of Omega’s long-standing association with the Bond franchise. This cinematic debut transformed the Seamaster Diver 300M into a cultural icon, aligning its technical credibility with a narrative of modern sophistication and adventure. Today, the reference 2541.80.00 stands as the original “Bond Seamaster” of the contemporary era—an historically significant and highly recognisable chapter in Omega’s continuing maritime story.
| Complications | Date |
|---|---|
| Movement | Omega Cal. 1538 |
| Reference | 2541.80.00 |
| Delivery | Full set box and papers. |
| Case Size | 43.75 mm (including crown guards) |
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