Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 44mm 210.20.44.51.03.001 Super Clone Watch

Reference 210.20.44.51.03.001 is not a three-hand Diver with added pushers. Its 44mm case is built around the listed clone 9900 chronograph layout, where the combined 12-hour and 60-minute recorder at 3 o'clock becomes a major part of the dial. Running seconds sit at 9 and the date is at 6, giving the face a clear functional hierarchy.

The larger case is a meaningful choice. Buyers who want an understated, compact diver will be better served by a simpler three-hand configuration. This watch is for someone who wants the chronograph architecture and stronger wrist presence to be visible from the start.

There is also a practical visual consequence: the combined recorder keeps the elapsed-time information concentrated on one side of the dial, leaving the running-seconds register separate at 9. It is a specific arrangement for buyers who enjoy reading the chronograph display, not merely the look of two pushers on a Diver case.

The blue polished ceramic dial carries laser-engraved waves, matched by a blue ceramic bezel with an integrated yellow-gold-tone diving scale. Yellow-gold-tone plating appears on the listed 316L steel case details and bracelet center links, so the warm tone is not isolated to a single component. The two-tone deployant bracelet completes that visual rhythm across the wrist.

This is the appeal of the reference: saturated blue surfaces, wave texture, and warm detailing presented as one configuration. Blue is carried across the full dial and bezel, while the yellow-gold-tone details frame it without turning the display into a dress-watch treatment. That relationship is what makes the two-tone bracelet belong on this version.

A less saturated dial or an uneven bezel scale would change the character of the watch immediately.