The stainless steel watch has a rotating bezel to maintain resting time, black dials and shiny hands, and data signals about water shortages and a depth of 200 meters.

Yes, although it is called the Seamaster 300 watch, but officially it is estimated at a depth of 200 meters - some say because of the lack of good testing equipment.The current Seamaster 300 watch is a modern translation of this ancient Omega oil.

They include a 41mm case (about 15mm thick) - available in iron, titanium, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum, and two-tone steel and gold - and can accommodate metal bracelets or leather straps.

Even the Super-LumiNova light on the dial is painted to mimic the patina that results in radio reception over the years.In addition, the current fake Omega Seamaster 300 models are water purifiers up to 300 meters and are powered by an automatic caliber 8400, which provides 60 hours of power and can withstand large magnetic fields of more than 15,000 gauss.Omega Seamaster Diver 300M is a look at the modern Seamaster DiverReleased in 1993, the Seamaster Diver 300M Omega is a waterproof, state-of-the-art solution for popular James Bond watches in several 007 movies that started in 1995.

Signatures sinking by 300 million include a sculptural chassis, helium gas emerging from the noise edge at 10pm, and a skeleton-shaped hand.Current features include ceramic inserts in the bezel, ceramic tiles painted with a wave pattern, a date window and six o'clock.

Like the Seamaster 300, the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M is available in a wide variety of materials - steel, ceramic, titanium, yellow gold, rose gold and two tones, as well as hand-painted metal bracelets, rubber bands or NATO bands.The new 300M Seamaster Diver models are automatic movement Omega Master Chronometer Caliber 8800 certified by COSC and METAS.