Omega SeaMaster 300 no date ref 165024 keyring and the sharp dauphine hands

and the sharp dauphine hands complete this elegant mid-century design perfectly

This example houses a stunning Stern petit tapisserie dial in slate grey that remains in really beautiful condition with white text and the old AP logo font

2654xxxx dating to 1968

these watches get their name from collectors due to the hand and hour markers style that are noticeably wide

and quartz movements

Omega SeaMaster 300 no date ref 165024 keyring and the sharp dauphine handsAt the end of the 1940s, the first Omega Seamaster debuted, blending the elegance of a dress watch with the rugged durability required by military timepieces from WWII. Its innovative O ring gasket provided superior water resistance, setting the stage for a long lineage of dependable sport watches. As recreational diving gained popularity, Omega began developing more specialized underwater tools. In 1957, the Seamaster 300 was introduced as Omegas