102nd Auction
2020/6/29
Lot 192
Omega, Swiss, "Seamaster Professional Chronometer 300m/1000ft - Chrono Diver", Case No. 50017506, Ref. 378.0504, Cal. 1154, 42 mm, circa 1993
A diver's heavy, automatic wristwatch with chronograph and date display - the first diver's chronometer chronograph ever, where the pushers work to a depth of 300
Case: titanium-tantalum/rose gold, screw back with Seamaster logo and presentation engraving: "Für 25 Jahre Treue N.G. Hayek" (For 25 years of loyalty N.G. Hayek), rotating bezel, screwed crown, chronograph pushers and helium valve, "Omega" titanium-tantalum/rose gold bracelet, bracelet length 145 mm, total length 190 mm. Dial: navy blue with wave decor.
In the spring of 1993 Omega returned to making diver’s watches and introduced their Seamaster Professional Chrono Diver, a mechanical chronograph chronometer with pushers that work perfectly to a depth of 300 m. The watch features a screw-in crown with a double sealing system (o-ring and pressure seal), a unidirectional bezel, a domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal and a screw-in helium valve. In 1994 it was voted "Watch of the Year" by the audience of the German magazine "Armbanduhren" (Wristwatches).
Source: "Omega" by Marco Richon, Bienne 2007, p. 342f
A diver's heavy, automatic wristwatch with chronograph and date display - the first diver's chronometer chronograph ever, where the pushers work to a depth of 300
Case: titanium-tantalum/rose gold, screw back with Seamaster logo and presentation engraving: "Für 25 Jahre Treue N.G. Hayek" (For 25 years of loyalty N.G. Hayek), rotating bezel, screwed crown, chronograph pushers and helium valve, "Omega" titanium-tantalum/rose gold bracelet, bracelet length 145 mm, total length 190 mm. Dial: navy blue with wave decor.
In the spring of 1993 Omega returned to making diver’s watches and introduced their Seamaster Professional Chrono Diver, a mechanical chronograph chronometer with pushers that work perfectly to a depth of 300 m. The watch features a screw-in crown with a double sealing system (o-ring and pressure seal), a unidirectional bezel, a domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal and a screw-in helium valve. In 1994 it was voted "Watch of the Year" by the audience of the German magazine "Armbanduhren" (Wristwatches).
Source: "Omega" by Marco Richon, Bienne 2007, p. 342f
Sold
estimated
2.500—3.500 €
Price realized
2.500 €