I have the 44mm One of my faves...love it

Such an awesome watch. Anyone that owns one is very fortunate.

Awesome watch Pete, wish I had one! 👍🏼

One of my favourites, love the Omega style. It is a benchmark watch especially as a diver. Great show and tell Peter.

About time you got around to make a S&T about your Seamaster

thanks for the review peter. this is gorgeous. if you are looking for a bomb proof no mucking around piece, you could do alot worse than audition a seamaster. i pick up my 2nd seamaster in about 3 weeks time. i auditioned rolex and tudor, (gmt, submariner, pelagos, heritage black bay etc), but was not taken with any of them, and after flawless seamaster ownership, i could not go past another one. congratulations on your purchase, enjoy.

Is this a good watch for everyday wear? I’ve done research and love this watch but don’t want it to fancy/bling style if you know what I mean.

What’s the size of your wrist? I have a 17.5 mm (almost 7)” wrist size and can’t decide between the 41.5 mm and 44 mm one. I’m leaning toward the 41.5 mm at the moment. Does the watch wear big or small? I have a 42 mm SKX007 and it kinda wears/feels small, but this omega is bulkier so the 41.5 mm might feel bigger then 42 mm skx.

Great show and tell Peter! Beautiful watch!

I had my mind set on the Omega Speedmaster Racing with the Grey dial and yellow highlights but when I went to the dealer I saw this watch and put it on. And the look and feel of it on your wrist compared to others is phenomenal. I was thinking a submariner as well but I think the seamaster pays more attention to detail, what do you think? Awesome review by the way, and you have an awesome voice should go into narrating or something

I am thinking of buying it but am afraid that it will look tiny on my 7.6 inch wrist. Please advise

I have the seamaster 300 chronograph with the previous movement, dials at 6,9 and 12 o'clock with white dial and polished bezel its a lovely watch and the strap is definitely the most comfortable I have worn, it never pulls hairs on my wrist, I think that the build quality still stands good even with todays omega watches I have had mine since around 2000 never been serviced and still works fine, rolex watches from that period did not look as well engineered as the omega, cheap at half the price

@petermanthos

7 жыл бұрын

I agree :-) I have had your model as well. and loved it. :-) mine got stolen :-(

I have noticed that ''Professional'' on the dial is writted crooked on this perticular model. My friend has the same watch and he's is also crooked and at first I thought it was a replica... why is that ??

Can you tell me anything about its accuracy? Like how many seconds does it gain or lose per day? It is a nice watch and I'm considering acquiring one.

@petermanthos

7 жыл бұрын

Hi. I have never actually timed the watch, and i change watches so often that i dont get to notice if it loses or gains. The longest time i have worn it is 5 days, and there was no noticeable loss or gain to be seen. Best wishes, Peter

What a beautiful time piece

Hi Peter, great show and tell and a beautiful watch indeed. I actually own the same watch and adore it, i have kept the original bracelet in the box and opted for the Omega rubber strap instead as im quite a active person. Just for your info in case you don't know, the watch has the calibre 3330 movement inside. Do you ever get the classic "wobble" ? If you shake your hand you can sometimes feel the wobble effect as, its a characteristic of the movement and adds a bit of charm. Like you i am no expert but i believe the movement is something to do with the ETA 7750 which was renowned for the "wobble" effect. I to am a huge Omega fan, i have the Omega Seamaster Professional, Omega Planet Ocean 8500 and this Seamaster Chronograph. Have you ever tried any of the Longines or Oris watches ? Very much enjoyed your video

@michaelmatosz1603

6 жыл бұрын

James Myers where did you buy the rubber band from for this watch?

How would this fit under a dress shirt cuff? I am looking at an Omega 2225.80 for reference.

@petermanthos

7 жыл бұрын

Hi :-) it depends on how tight the shirt cuff is. But, this is not a Dress watch in any way :-)

@evvignes

7 жыл бұрын

FRonTLinES10064 This one is around 16mm tall, the 44mm version is about 17mm tall. My Planet Ocean is 16mm tall and struggles to fit under a dress shirt sleeve.

13mm tall. more like 17mm. other than that its a beautiful watch.

Your reviews are a little rough around the edges but you're learning. Good luck with your channel :)

@petermanthos

8 жыл бұрын

Hi :-) Some pointers would be appreciated :-)

@maverickwatchreviews

8 жыл бұрын

I know stats/specs can be boring but alot of people still want to hear them :)

@petermanthos

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Mavs dad :-) I hear you. And you are right. BUT, I have chosen to call my videos Show&Tells and not reviews, for that exact reason. I have from the start always mentioned in my Show&Tells, that they are not reviews but more video tools for people who are considering a watch purchase, but just want to hear a "Normal" dude´s opinion on the watch before buying.

@maverickwatchreviews

8 жыл бұрын

Well good luck :)

try 16mm thick!! it's a fatty😀

I really like the watch... HATE the bracelet. I just don't like the bracelet style. I love the Speedmaster and Planet Ocean bracelets though.

@evvignes

7 жыл бұрын

AdventuRide Totally agree with that.

How much price?????

@MatthewPaul.

4 жыл бұрын

awais karni New $5,000. Second hand $3,700 +/- depending on conditions.

That’s a rep