OmegaSeamaster Diver 300M210.22.44.51.01.001
The black ceramic dial and matching ceramic bezel create a continuous dark face, while the chronograph registers give the 44mm format its visual purpose.
Original price was: $980.00.$780.00Current price is: $780.00.
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 210.22.44.51.01.001 is the large-format black and gold chronograph configuration. Its 44mm case pairs a black polished ceramic dial and bezel with a black rubber strap carrying a 3D micro-brushed texture. The specified Asian 7750 Auto Chronograph gives this version a functional center of gravity, while the 16.7mm profile makes its wrist presence part of the decision. It suits buyers who want the Diver 300M silhouette with a darker, more substantial configuration.
The 210.22.44.51.01.001 makes its case through proportion and contrast. The 44mm stainless steel and gold plated case surrounds a black polished ceramic dial, while the matching black ceramic bezel keeps the front of the watch visually continuous. The chronograph layout gives the dial a reason for its scale, and the date window adds a practical point of reference without changing the dark character.
At 16.7mm thick and 52.8mm lug to lug, this is a deliberate wrist choice. The black premium rubber strap uses a 3D micro-brushed texture that keeps the underside of the configuration sport focused, while the plated case details add a warmer note around the black surfaces. Compared with a 42mm three hand Diver 300M, it wears with more weight and visual density. That difference is the useful selection question: choose this reference for presence and chronograph interaction, not for a low-profile daily watch.
The final product record specifies an Asian 7750 Auto Chronograph, described as a Calibre 9900 Deco configuration. The chronograph, running seconds, date, crown, and helium valve should be treated as working parts of the purchase decision. The source states 30m water resistance, so professional pressure testing is recommended before swimming or immersion.
QC should inspect the black ceramic dial and bezel for even finishing, verify the wave pattern and marker alignment, and confirm that the chronograph hands start, stop, and reset together. Check the date at 6 o’clock, crown and helium valve seating, gold tone, crystal fit, rubber strap texture, clasp closure, and the caseback view. Those checks confirm that the dark, large-format configuration is coherent from the front and side.
The black and gold treatment also changes how the watch should be reviewed in photographs. Front, side, and caseback views should agree on the lug shape, plated accents, and strap connection. A clean chronograph reset matters as much as the dial surface because the complication is central to the identity of this reference. Buyers who want the same collection with less height should compare the 42mm three hand option before deciding.
It is the larger, thicker chronograph configuration, with a 44mm case, 16.7mm thickness, and 52.8mm lug to lug measurement.
The watch uses a black premium rubber strap with a 3D micro-brushed texture.
The source states 30m resistance. Professional pressure testing is recommended before swimming or immersion.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
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